The Rest (Will Take Care Of Itself) Lyrics
Webb Wilder
This is my own work and you have to play along with the song to get the timing right.
check out Webb Wilder's web site....I posted some comments and Webb Wilder personally responded....cool.
http://www.webbwilder.com/
This is one of my favorite all time songs. It is not available but may it may be
again soon. It actually has a chord structure similar to Joan Baez' Diamonds and Rust.
Intro Notes
Intro Chords
There’s a glimmer of morning just over the tree line
the sky full of starlings scatter at rain sign
I don't know what the day will bring
assuming it does come
I just know that I need you
forever and then some
I was living in a world
where people pawned their souls
for the smallest change
so it's by heart I know
a little hope is a precious thing
In the thick of night
it'll hold up in the light
put love above everything else
and the rest will take care of itself
I have known darkness jet black as the raven
You just might be the closest I will ever get to heaven
But everybody needs forgiveness
Even those that don’t deserve it
Everybody needs salvation
Even if they don’t believe a word
I was living in a world where people shape truth
just as bold as day
now when I have you
I won’t throw your trust away
And in the thick of night
it'll hold up in the light
put love above everything else
and the rest will take care of itself
The rest will take care of itself,
the rest will take care of itself
Come on, come on
Come on
Instrumental
Single Lead Notes Follows these Chords
D (D)
Every dream has a blind side,
a trap door that’s tripped by doubt
I’ve tried to see reason
but I couldn’t quite make it out
I was living in a world
Where every mask I wore
Fell on its face
I will masquerade no more
Love don’t need no hiding place
And in the thick of night
it'll hold up in the light
put love above everything else
and the rest will take care of itself
The rest will take care of itself,
the rest will take care of itself
The rest will take care of itself,
the rest will take care of itself
Come on, come on
Come on
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