Durban to Dublin

DURBAN TO DUBLIN
Maddie McGuire
(c) 2002 GirlMoon Music

(G)(D)
On this mountain where I sit,
(G)(D)
The world looks so small from here.
(G)(D)
God's nature makes me feel so big
(G)(D)
But let's me keep my fear,
(G)(D)
I lived in Pittsburgh, been to New York,
(C)
And in Boston too
(G)(D)
Climbed the Rockies, crossed the Serengeti,
(C)
But I'm comin' home to you.

{Chorus}
(Am)(G)
Oh, baby you called me madam,
(Am)(D)
And father you called me a woman
(Am)(G)
I didn't count the roads I walked
(Am)(D)
But, I reach out with beaten hands

Clean the smell off of my shoulders,
Wash the blood from my hands,
I don't know where I was born,
but born again in your plans.
I remember Belfast, and I remember the rain,
fallin' there and in London.
Carryin' the past I've been writin' my way,
from Durban to Dublin.

{repeat chorus}

Oh, baby you called me madam,
And father you called me a woman.
Oh, nature you called me a guest,
And world i called you a friend.

Oh, baby you called me madam,
And father you called me a woman.