Runny nose

RUNNY NOSE (E A D G B E, capo 1)

I’d rather have a runny nose than a blocked a nose. It took a while but it all changed in an instant.

You don’t look different but I wasn’t gone that long. If I don’t get better I’ll stay home.

 

Yesterday I was leaving. And today I am returning.

I know now where I’m going. The sun is rising; the wind is blowing.

I know where we’re going.

And when they ask me what I am doing here I’ll take your hand and we’ll float.

 

I know now some things won’t. Some things will.

Sometimes we’ll not know why. Not better or any less unkind.

 

I’d rather have a runny nose than a blocked nose.