Miss You Till I Meet You - Dar Williams

Miss You Till I Meet You

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Dar Williams - Miss You Till I Meet You
 
Intro: C Em C Em
 
C Em
I tried again, I went last night
C Em
Another date was just not right
C Em
And as I drove myself back home
Am F
A little voice said, "Just be alone"
C Em
But sometimes I think I see you in a crowd
Am F
It's not picture perfect, you're just meant for me somehow
 
[Refrão] C Em
And I'll miss you till I meet you
C Em
Oh, I'll miss you till I meet you
C Em
Oh, ohh, ohhh
Am C F
I miss you all the time
 
C Em
I love the world just as it is
C Em
And I won't lose my faith in it
C Em
But there are days I think of you
Am F
Saying, "Hey, that's beautiful, yeah, I see it too"
C Em
It all goes by so fast, like waving hands
Am F
You want to capture things, find someone who understands
 
[Refrão] C Em
And I'll miss you till I meet you
C Em
Oh, I'll miss you till I meet you
C Em
Oh, ohh, ohhh
Am C F
I miss you all the time
 
Bridge:
C
Can you keep me awake
Em
I thought you could help
Am
Just to feel my way
F
Find my better self
 
[Refrão] C Em
Oh, I miss you
C Em
Oh, I miss you
C Em
Oh, ohh, ohhh
Am C F
I miss you all the time
 
C Em
The morning's gone, all dreamed away
C Em
But that's all right, it's Saturday
C Em
When people think that they might see
Am F
Another chapter, oh, their destiny
C Em
And when Monday morning comes around
Am F
I get the work done, but I listen for your sound
 
[Refrão] C Em
And I'll miss you till I meet you
C Em
Oh, I'll miss you till I meet you
C Em
Oh, ohh, ohhh
Am G C F C
I miss you all the time

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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

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