Lucy Hart - Coastal Driving
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste:
2nd traste
[Verse 1]
Cadd9 G D
You picked me up, in that old beaten ute I had dreams but so did you.
Cadd9 G D
We drove down the coast, and when you should have your eyes on the road they were
looking in mine.
Cadd9 G D
I was cold driving back, I wore your senior jersey and you said ‘I like you in that’.
Cadd9
I knew I had found the truth,
G D
cause your blonde curled hair and the fact you’d never swear was something so rare.
[Chorus]
Cadd9 G D
Now I stand in the kitchen and try hard to listen for your keys in the door.
Cadd9 G D
No, you never moved in but I kept you a pair under the back porch.
Cadd9 G D
I miss you laughing and the wind in your hair and the solemn expression meant ‘I didn’t
care’.
Cadd9 G D
You said you’d always be there.
[Verse 2]
Cadd9 G D
The beach trips were fun, you’re gone now, I guess I’ve gotta move on.
Cadd9 G D
I think you missed me too, but you’re so damn mature and your heart wouldn’t do that to
you.
Cadd9 G D
I know you remember it too, the radio played and we sang to Coldplay and The Fray.
[Chorus]
Cadd9 G D
Now I sneak in the backdoor and remember I'm all alone.
Cadd9 G D
I still pick up the phone to see if you’re home. I still wanna see you.
Cadd9 G D
I miss us laughing at the cable shows no one knows we watching them and our 30-second
phone calls,
Cadd9 G D
you’d always call me first.
[Bridge]
N.C Cadd9 G D
Every time I sit back in your beaten armchair and try not to scare myself because I know
Cadd9
I can't get you back
G D
It was stupid to compare, we were both past repair but it was such a despair.
Cadd9 G D
I'd lose you again, I'd hurt so much then, what is with me and losing good things?
Cadd9 G D Cadd9 G D
It wrecking me that this is the end and I don't wanna be friends.
[Chorus]
Cadd9 G D
Now I stand in the kitchen and try hard to listen for your keys in the door.
Cadd9 G D
No, you never moved in but I kept you a pair under the back porch.
Cadd9 G D
I miss you laughing and the wind in your hair and the solemn expression meant ‘I didn’t
care’.
Cadd9 G D
You said you’d always be there.
How to play Lucy Hart - Coastal Driving
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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