Rosey
New Junk City
Cavaco chords Easy
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Cadd9 G Cadd9 G Dsus4 Cadd9 I woke up late again. I heard you moving around outside G Cadd9 G Dsus4 Cadd9 Hungover, hangin' out, 'til you can catch a ride G Cadd9 G Dsus4 Cadd9 D Was it Sarah on the phone, asking where you went to hide last night? Cadd9 Dsus4 Is it ever the last time? G Cadd9 Em7 Dsus4 You start spinning another stream of conscious lie G Cadd9 Em7 And it's so complicated I can't keep track Dsus4 G Cadd9 Of who's left alive with their feet nailed down Em7 Dsus4 To this unholy ground G Cadd9 And you beg a promise Em7 Dsus4 Cadd9 "When I die, please don't bury me in this town" Cadd9 G Cadd9 You said, "I'm leaving someday soon." G Dsus4 Cadd9 I said, "I know, I'm leaving too." G Cadd9 G Dsus4 Cadd9 And "I can feel the distance already, now can we go get some food? G Cadd9 G Dsus4 Cadd9 I'll take you back to Jackson, and maybe catch a movie too" G Cadd9 G Dsus4 Cadd9 And "just for a minute pretend that everything's cool." Cadd9 Dsus4 Because this is the last night Cadd9 Dsus4 And it'll probably be the last time G Cadd9 Em7 Dsus4 You start spinning another stream of conscious lie G Cadd9 Em7 And it's so complicated I can't keep track Dsus4 G Cadd9 Of who's left alive with their feet nailed down Em7 Dsus4 To this unholy ground G Cadd9 And you beg a promise Em7 Dsus4 Cadd9 "When I die, please don't bury me in this town" G Cadd9 G Dsus4 Cadd9 G So, I close my eyes, I try to listen sweetly Cadd9 G Dsus4 I hear the snowplows nearby, salt crackling under my feet Cadd9 Dsus4 And I can hear you breathing like the wind Cadd9 Through the limbs of the old oak tree Dsus4 Cadd9 I'm gonna miss you Dsus4 Cadd9 Dsus4 I'm gonna miss you G Cadd9 Em7 Dsus4 You start spinning another stream of conscious lie G Cadd9 Em7 And it's so complicated I can't keep track Dsus4 G Cadd9 Of who's left alive with their feet nailed down Em7 Dsus4 To this unholy ground G Cadd9 And you beg a promise Em7 Dsus4 Cadd9 "When I die, please don't bury me in this town"
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