Last Look Moving Forward - Blue October

Last Look Moving Forward

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Em Fmaj7
 
[Verse 1]
Em C Fmaj7 Em C
I heard your name in conversation. Where have you been? I havent looked around.
Fmaj7
Em C Fmaj7
How do we tear this house that we built down?
Em C Fmaj7
I'm watching the whole neighbourhood just spin around.
 
[Pre-Chorus]
G Em Fmaj7 G Em Fmaj7
But I take a last look moving forward. I take a last look moving forward now.
 
[Chorus]
C G
When you're further from the end, you're done with holding on, you're learning to begin.
Dm Fmaj7 C
Well, trust me I am better than I used to be, you'd be good if it were up to me now.
 
[Verse 2]
Em C Fmaj7
I'm watching the ghost dance, switching black to white.
Em C Fmaj7
Whenever it's dark, it all comes back to light.
Em C Fmaj7 Em C
I wish that I could set it all on fire. So I could watch this bullshit burn for a
Fmaj7
little while.
 
[Pre-Chorus]
G Em Fmaj7 G Em
But I take a last look, now I'm moving forward. Lets take a last look moving
Fmaj7
forward now.
 
[Chorus]
C G
When you're further from the end, you're done with holding on, you're learning to begin.
Dm Fmaj7 C
Well, trust me I am better than I used to be, you'd be good if it were up to me now.
C G
When you're further from the end, you're done with holding on, you're learning to begin.
Dm Fmaj7 C
Well, trust me I am better than I used to be, you'd be good if it were up to me now.
 
[Outro]
G D C
If it were up to me now. If it were up to me now.

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