AT THE EDGE OF THE ARCTIC WORDS & MUSIC:   Earl P. Reinhalter Am Esus4/B Am/C Dm I. at the edge of the arc - tic F G Am - Esus4/B - Am/C - Am/E is a terrible, jagged, icy coastline. F G between love and true desolation F G Am - Esus4/B - Am/C - Am/E is a sea one man can sail on alone. F G for when there is a half sun F G over on the left horizon, F G and the sad snow falling on Fmaj7 G still sleepers to the right, Fmaj7 G sad dreamers in the night, who's to say Fmaj7 whether the half sun G shall become full? Fmaj7 G or whether it come to null? Fmaj7 and whether the sleepers G are to wake Fmaj7 G or yet to dream? Am Esus4/B Am/C Dm CHORUS: at the edge of the arc - tic. Am Esus4/B Am/C Dm at the edge of the arc - tic. Am Esus4/B Am/C Dm at the edge of the arc - tic. Am Esus4/B C Dm at the edge of the arc - tic. INSTRUMENTAL: Fmaj7 - G (4 times) Am Esus4/B Am/C Dm II. at the edge of the arc - tic, F G midnight sun is becoming Am - Esus4/B - Am/C - Am/E noontime dark. F G between day and night is a season. F we dream of each other, G Am - Esus4/B - Am/C - Am/E not knowing we lie side-by-side. Fmaj7 G blind visions will unite Fmaj7 G sad dreamers in the night. and who's to say Fmaj7 whether the sleepers G are to wake? Fmaj7 G or yet to dream? INSTRUMENTAL: Fmaj7 - G (2 times) Fmaj7 G blind visions will unite Fmaj7 G sad dreamers in the night. /// REPEAT CHORUS /// © Copyright 1982 Earl P. Reinhalter.   All Rights Reserved.