One More Lie - Eddie Flint

One More Lie

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
4th traste
SONG: ONE MORE LIE
ARTIST: EDDIE FLINT ft. MAX MCNOWN
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/ka2Q5Nld8lY?si=X61Py5yaxEXrtumz
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
 
EDDIE FLINT ft. MAX MCNOWN
 
CAPO: 4th FRET
 
[Intro]
Cmaj7 D Em7 G Cmaj7
 
[Verse]
Cmaj7 D
Lock the door close the curtains
Em7 G
Losing sleep my head is hurting
Cmaj7 D
Countiong every tile every speck that's on the wall
Em7 Em G
Staring in the mirror to regret what I've become
 
Cmaj7 D Em G
 
[Verse]
Cmaj7 D
Mama wipe your tears I'm prepared to be a man
Em7 G
Fight for something more I don't need a gun in hand
Cmaj7 D
Daddy's gone, I know, he was all we had
Em7 G
Now it's time for me to prove I am not so bad
 
Em D Cmaj7 Cmaj7
 
[Chorus]
G D Em C Cmaj7
A thousand lies it start after goodbye
G D Em C
Here I am burn myself once again
 
G D
I lost you and that hurt me
Em C
I'm never where I think I'll be
 
D Em
Tell myself one more lie
D Cmaj7 C
After I wish you goodbye
Em D C Cmaj7 G
On my own
 
[Verse]
C D
And I'm still learning what it means
Em G
This terrifying growing up thing
C
To swear an oath and stay committed
D Em
To open up in just one minute be everything
G
I always thought I'd be
 
C D
Am I strong enough
Em G
Or am I too far gone?
C D
Free your empty soul
Cmaj7
Am I just a beating heart?
 
[Chorus]
G D Em C Cmaj7
A thousand lies it start after goodbye
G D Em Cmaj7
Here I am burn myself once again
 
G D
I lost you and that hurt me
Em Cmaj7
I'm never where I think I'll be
 
D Em
Tell myself one more lie
D Cmaj7 C
After I wish you goodbye
 
[Outro]
Em D C Cmaj7 G
Em D Cmaj7 C

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