Ana Lucia chords by Eden Prairie

Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E)

Intro:
D  D  Em  A  N.C.

Verse 1:
D
Back when the world was still young in our eyes
   Em                   A
We coveted more each sunset than sunrise
   D
We dreamed of a place that no one would find
          Em                        A         D
Where the mist covered mountains of Andalusia rise
          Em                        A         D
Where the mist covered mountains of Andalusia rise

Verse 2:
        D
We were married in the fall of a sweltering year
Em                     A
Money so tight we were paralysed by fear
     D
Your dad risked it all just to pay our debt clear
         Em                A                             D
When his heart gave out we mourned him with guilt-ridden tears
         Em                A                             D
When his heart gave out we mourned him with guilt-ridden tears

Verse 3:
       D
On the first day of May our daughter was born
Em                A
Ana Lucia was the first one of four
D
Watching her sleep curled up in a ball
      Em                     A                      D
These mist-covered eyes left raindrops all over the floor
      Em                     A                      D
These mist-covered eyes left raindrops all over the floor

Verse 4:
        D
Now the children have gone they got kids of their own
Em                A
We never see them now that they're grown
          D
There's a pattern to life that we've always known
     Em                    A               D
Take each moment in cos we all leave here alone
     Em                    A               D
Take each moment in cos we all leave here alone

Verse 5:
        D
Now the world is no longer so young in our eyes
Em                        A
Each passing sunset means one less sunrise
      D
We're finally here old if not wise
           Em                        A           D
To see the mist-covered mountains in Ana Lucia's eyes
           Em                        A           D
To see the mist-covered mountains in Ana Lucia's eyes