The Rocks

Intro: Em Woah (Woah) [Verso 1] Em Keep wakin' up at 3 a.m D My face regrets, I plan revenge You said that life's one hell of a ride C So why, why, why, why's it passing me by? I feel that rush of emptiness I shove my heart, I play confess (Woah) G B7 I said, "I'm on one hell of a dive" Am My eye-eye-eyes keep dimming the light [Pré-Refrão] Don't you get sick of it? Em Livin' in isolation G Cut off B7 Cut off like an island nation [Refrão] Em D I can tell you're lost, I can see you're reelin' C Drownin' in a flight of a thousand feelings Em D I'll tell you I'm lost, end the world alone C Throw myself onto the rocks G B7 Em To make you feel less alone, less alone, less alone [Pós-Refrão] D C Em Woah [Verso 2] Em Can't kick my way up out of the ditch D Can't kill my mind, it's started again Like, no one ever felt like this C A life, life, life, life, life, but it sticks And it hurts to look outside of myself G I search the world for somebody else (Woah) B7 'Cause I can't take, take this feelin' alone Am It's like, like, like, like, like nobody knows [Pré-Refrão] Don't you get sick of it? Em Livin' in isolation G Cut off B7 Cut off like an island nation [Refrão] Em D I can tell you're lost, I can see you're reelin' C Drownin' in a flight of a thousand feelings Em D I'll tell you I'm lost, end the world alone C Throw myself onto the rocks G B7 To make you feel less alone, less alone [Ponte] Em D C B7 Em Waves can't kill, they crash (Hey, hey, hey, hey) Em D C B7 Em Watch me as I dance up here Em D C B7 Em Waves won't drown my eyes D B7 But you and I are still in [Refrão] Em D I can tell you're lost, I can see you're reelin' C Drownin' in a flight of a thousand feelings Em D I'll tell you I'm lost, end the world alone C Throw myself onto the rocks G B7 Em To make you feel less alone, less alone, less alone Outro: D Woah, woah C Throw myself onto the rocks G B7 Em To make you feel less alone, less alone, less alone D Woah, woah C Throw myself onto the rocks G B7 Em D To make you feel less alone, less alone, less alone