Cifra de Sue - Jared Benjamin
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Primeiro acorde: F# 5 acordes identificados
[Verso 1]
F#
With that smile on his face
And he'd always start his stories with "When I was your age"
He supported me through college
With the cash he hid away
And when I started writing songs, he asked me "What's her name?"
[Pré-Refrão]
He said "Every artist needs a muse"
Then looked across the room
He said "The only thing that time can't change
Are the things that love will do"
[Refrão]
N.C.
Now he doesn't know my name
And he thinks that every day's the first of June
And th faces in the frames
Ar the memories that faded way too soon
You can see it on his face
That everything about the day is new
He won't remember why or when
Or what he's supposed to do
But he'll never forget Sue
[Verso 2]
He met her in the hallways
Of that high school up in Queens
He said "I'll love you always"
Didn't know what that would mean
They got married in the '20s
He still thinks he's twenty-three
She wakes up every day in love with the man he used to be
[Pré-Refrão]
And he starts coming to
When she walks in the room
'Cause the only thing that time can't change
Are the things that love will do
[Refrão]
Now he doesn't know my name
And he thinks that every day's the first of June
And th faces in the frames
Ar the memories that faded way too soon
You can see it on his face
That everything about the day is new
He won't remember why or when
Or what he's supposed to do
But he'll never forget
[Ponte]
Her smile, her eyes
That keep him tailored to this life
Inside his mind
She's all that he can recognize
[Refrão]
N.C.
Now he doesn't know my name
And he thinks that every day's the first of June
And th faces in the frames
Ar the memories that faded way too soon
You can see it on his face
That everything about the day is new
He won't remember why or when
Or what he's supposed to do
But he'll never forget Sue