Aidan Walsh - Feverish Dream
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Feverish Dream
[Verse 1]
Em C G
I woke up in a haze one warm summers day
G D
I got fucked up at night to blow my troubles away
Em C G
And I got in a fight with my own one so sweet
G D
She left me to live in her own world of dreams
[Chorus]
Em C G
How I wish I could take back that sad lonesome night
G. D
To be by her side just one last time
Em C G
But I’ve learned so much in the warm summers breeze
G D
To be living alone in this feverish dream
[Verse 2]
Em C G
As I enter the building with Hope and Despair
G D
I see the faces of all those who care
Em C G
We share our troubles with self and with greed
G D
And the lord did finally show up for me
[Chorus]
Em C G
How I wish I could take back that sad lonesome night
G D
To be by her side just one last time
Em C G
But I’ve learned so much in the warm summers breeze
G D
To be living alone in this feverish dream
[Verse 3]
Em C D
I hope she finds a strong and good man
G D
To help her find her foot in the sand
Em C G
And if she needs a warm helping hand
G D
I will be there for her no matter the stance
Em C G
To be left on the washboard with no room to dance
[Chorus]
Em C G
How I wish I could take back that sad lonesome night
G D
To be by her side just one last time
Em C G
But I’ve learned so much in the warm summers breeze
G D
To be living alone in this feverish dream
[Verse 4]
Em C G
Well I woke up at night to look right by my side
G D
A silhouette of my one darling bride
Em C G
But when I came to it, Lord I did see
G D
There was no one there to help me be seen
Em C G
And so I went and I wept to live my feverish dream
How to play Aidan Walsh - Feverish Dream
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