Parallel World - Glenn Tilbrook

Parallel World

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Glenn Tilbrook - Parallel World
(Tilbrook/Braide)
From the 2001 studio album, The Incomplete Glenn Tilbrook
 
[Intro]
C#m
Stop for a minute, stop for a minute
 
Stop for a minute, stop
 
[Verse 1]
F#m E
There's a shadow on my heart
F#m E Gm
And I don't enjoy the time we spend a-part
F#m Am E
I'm not sure where you are
F#m E
Dishes pile up in the sink
F#m E G
I'm not giving myself time or space to think
F#m Am
I wish I was living in
 
[Chorus]
F C
A parallel world where time is gently rolling by
D E
Everyone sees eye to eye
D C#m
We're not leading separate lives
 
[Verse 2]
F#m E
We're not even getting near
F#m G#m E Gm G
There are hills to climb but no one's changing gear
F#m Am E
Can we move on from here?
F#m E
With a lack of blinding prose
F#m E Gm
I chew on my words but I think that you know
F#m Am
It's time, we just let it go...
 
[Chorus]
F C
To a parallel world where time is gently rolling by
D E
Everyone sees eye to eye
D C#m
We're not leading separate lives
C#m
So stop for a minute
 
I'm about to reach my limit
 
This is real and we're stuck with it
 
I'd take the chance if you'd give it
C#m
To reach a solution
 
A happier conclusion
 
How long can we go on
G F#
When none of this makes any sense at all?
 
[Bridge]
B Bm
Thoughts like that whiz around my head
B Bm Em
So I red card myself straight into bed
 
Sleep is a chance to dream...
 
[Chorus]
F C
Of a parallel world where things always go just as planned
D E
Happiness is gift wrapped and
D C#m
Everyone knows where they stand
F C
Of a parallel world where time is gently rolling by
D E
Everyone sees eye to eye
D C#m
We're not leading separate lives
 
[Outro]
C#m
So stop for a minute, stop for a minute
 
Stop for a minute, stop for a minute
 
Stop for a minute, stop for a minute

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