End Of An Era - tia mack

End Of An Era

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
[Verse 1]
G
My freshman year I felt lost
D
My body was tired from exhaust
Em
I fell to the floor just once more
C G
But then I found you
G
Oh what a time we would have
D
Our eyes would tear as we'd laugh
Em
Our parents were friends
 
Hope that this never ends
C G
Those were my final thoughts
 
[Pre Chorus]
G D
Oh Oh Oh Oh
G Em
Oh Oh Oh
G D
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
G D
Oh Oh Oh Oh
G Em
Oh Oh Oh
G D
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
 
(Woah)
 
[Chorus]
C G
Saying goodbye shouldn't be this hard
C D
I just wish I'd said it louder
C G
You took too long and I can't wait
C D G
Now that's the end of an era
 
[Verse 2]
G
They came and they took you away
D
Even after you said you'd stay
Em
As long as you're happy
 
I'll be okay
C G
Life's no fairy tale
G
Your plans are set in stone
D
I understand you know
Em
That we'll be far but I won't lie
C G
I just hate to see you go
 
[Chorus]
C G
Saying goodbye shouldn't be this hard
C D
I just wish I'd said it louder
C G
You took too long and I can't wait
C D
Now that's the end of an era
 
[Bridge]
G
You moved so far
D
I helped you to the car
Em
Hope that this won't scar
G
That's just how things are
Em
So long
 
So long
 
So long
G
So long
D
My old friend
 
[Chorus]
C G
Saying goodbye shouldn't be this hard
C D
I just wish I'd said it louder
C G
You took too long and I can't wait
C D G
Now that's the end of an era
 
[Outro]
G D
Oh Oh Oh Oh
G Em
Oh Oh Oh
G D
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh
 
(Woah)
G D
Oh Oh Oh Oh
G Em
Oh Oh Oh
G D
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh

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