Cifra de Over The Line - State Champs
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What's left to lose, I painted all these pictures but you..
Intro: D# Cm D Bb (2x)
Verso:
D#
Is this distance calling my name,
D#
I think persistence is this price that we pay in the end.
D# Cm D#
I can try to survive in a world of common sense,
But can I stand in line and wait just like the rest,
Pain loses so much weight when I leave the ground,
The most that could be presented to me is here right now.
Pre-Chorus:
Cm G#m D# D
Over the line every God damn time,
And you're still waiting on me to let go.
[Refrão]
What's left to lose?
I painted all these pictures but you couldn't choose,
All of your company.
But is this distance, calling my name?
I think persistence is this price that we pay in the end.
Verso 2:
D# Cm D#
Not a sound can be drowned If you don't stop listening,
To the ones who believe,
They only like it if you foresee.
I'm seeing red,
and as a result my dreams,
were left unsaid, how could this happen to me?
Pre-Chorus:
Cm G#m D# D
Over the line every God damn time,
And you're still waiting on me to let go.
[Refrão]
What's left to lose?
I painted all these pictures but you couldn't choose,
All of your company.
But is this distance, calling my name?
I think persistence is this price that we pay in the end.
Bridge:
Cm G#m Bb
I'm looking past the ones who fell back in the race,
Cm G#m Bb
Another day that I can tell the wasted space.
Cm G#m Bb
I'm looking past the ones who fell back in the race,
Cm G#m Bb
You can see it in my face, in my face!
[Refrão]
What's left to lose?
I painted all these pictures but you couldn't choose,
All of your company.
What's left to lose?
I painted all these pictures but you couldn't choose,
All of your company.
What's left to lose?
I painted all these pictures but you couldn't choose,
All of your company.
But is this distance, calling my name?
I think persistence is this price that we pay in the end.