Denis Yakabov - Darkness And Agony - Misc Originals

Denis Yakabov - Darkness And Agony

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
F Am
I got lost in darkness and agony
C G
The brandy and the ink, they drew me in.
F Am
You played dumb without a reason
C G
And I still wait for you to come back to me.
 
F Am
I didn't get drowned in the oceans blue water
C G
But instead, I got drowned in a lake full of pain
F Am
Now the time has come, my love,
C G
For you to love me once again
 
F Am
Now I think only about you
C bb G
And the time I spent on swimming in your blue eyes
F Am
But the only thing you left behind you
C G
Is just a hole in my heart I fill with brandy
 
F Am
I got lost in darkness and agony
C G
The brandy and the ink, they drew me in
F Am
You played dumb without a reason
C G
And I still wait for you to come back to me
 
Dm
Now my tears are still here
C G
While I drink with all my demons
Dm
I really tried to forget you
C G
But now I love you even harder
 
Dm
I cried all night as you left
C G
I was so confused about how it ends
Dm
I kept on drinking the bottles
C G
As I imagine how you lay in his arms
 
F Am
I got lost in darkness and agony
C G
The brandy and the ink, they drew me in
F Am
You played dumb without a reason
C G
And I still wait for you to come back to me
 
C G
As I thought it was over
Dm Am
You said to me, "baby come now"
C G
And I promise I'll love you all the time
Dm Am
And I cannot resist even though I thought my love is gone
 
F Am
I got lost in darkness and agony
C G
The brandy and the ink, they drew me in
F Am
You played dumb without a reason
C G
And I still wait for you to come back to me.

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