Here's Where The Story Ends - The Sundays

Here's Where The Story Ends

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Verse chords: Chorus chords:
Gmaj7 320032 G 320003
Cmaj7/11 032032 C 032010
 
Gmaj7 Cmaj7/11
people I know, places I go
Gmaj7 Cmaj7/11
make me feel tongue-tied
Gmaj7 Cmaj7/11
I can see how people look down
Gmaj7 Cmaj7/11
they're on the inside
Gmaj7 Cmaj7/11 Gmaj7 Cmaj7/11
here's where the story ends
 
people I see, weary of me
 
showing my good side
 
I can see how people look down
 
I'm on the outside
 
Gmaj7 Cmaj7/11 Gmaj7 Cmaj7/11
here's where the story ends
Gmaj7 Cmaj7/11 Gmaj7 Cmaj7/11
here's where the story ends
C
it's that little souveneir of a terrible year
G
which makes my eyes go sore
C
and whoever would have thought the books that you brought
G
were all I loved you for
G
 
Gmaj7 Cmaj7/11
 
places I know, places I go
make me feel so tired
and I can see how people look down
they're on the inside
 
oh here's where the story ends
ooh here's where the story ends
 
it's that little souvenir of a terrible year
which makes my eyes feel sore
and who ever would've thought the books that you brought
were all I loved you for
 
oh the devil in me said, go down to the shed
I know where I belong
but the only thing I ever really wanted to say
was wrong, was wrong, was wrong
 
it's that little souvenir of a colorful year
which makes me smile inside
so I cynically, cynically say, well is that why
surprise, surprise, surprise, surprise, surprise
 
here's where the story ends
ooh here's where the story ends
 
End on Gmaj7..
 
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Contribuição: Pedro Ostetti(ostetti@terra.com.br)

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