They Dont Know How To Fall In Place
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
F Am/E Dm
F Am/E A
F F Fsus2 F Fsus2 F F Fsus2 F F
F F Fsus2 F Fsus2 Fsus4 F Fsus2 F F
[Verse 1]
F Am/E
Why do my dreams, they always wake me up?
Dm Gm Eb7
I can't get a night of sleep that isn't purple, yellow, green
F Am/E
Every day is like a memory of
Dm Gm Gb7
Someone I knew a thousand years ago, I've never heard or seen
[Chorus 1]
B B7 E
So, how can I play this game?
Bb Ebm
Both endings turn out the same
Abm Ab
If I lose or win,
Dbm Gb
I don't know how to fall
E Ebm Dbm Dbm Gb B B E Ebm Dbm B B Dbm Ebm
in place
E Ebm Dbm Dbm Gb B B E Ebm Dbm Em Edim
In place
[Verse 2]
F Am/E
I was a boy and all I wanted was
Dm Gm Eb7
I don't know, just some-one to mess a-round with
F Am/E
She was a girl who painted pictures of
Dm Gb7
Objects of no par-ticular relevance
[Chorus 2]
B B7 E
And I didn't have a clue
Bb Ebm
of what I was getting into
Abm Ab
Was a go bet-ween,
Dbm Gb
now we don't know how to fall
E Ebm Dbm Dbm Gb B B E Ebm Dbm B B Dbm Ebm
in place
E Ebm Dbm Dbm Gb B B E Ebm Dbm Em Edim
In place
[Bridge]
Dm Em F E
And I know that you like to walk with me, baby, on and on
Abm7 A Bbdim Bm7 D E
But I don't even wanna talk to you, baby, all night long
G Bm D
No, no, no
[Instrumental]
G Bm/F# Em Am F7
G Bm/F# Em Am F#7
[Chorus 3]
B B7 E
And I didn't have a clue
Bb Ebm
of what I was getting into
Abm Ab
It's a common theme,
Dbm Gb
we don't know how to fall
E Ebm Dbm Dbm Gb B B E Ebm Dbm B B Dbm Ebm
in place
E Ebm Dbm Dbm Gb B B E Ebm Dbm B B Dbm Ebm
In place
E Ebm Dbm Dbm Gb B B E Ebm Dbm B B Dbm Ebm
In place
E Ebm Dbm Dbm Gb B B E Ebm Dbm B B Dbm Ebm
In place
E Ebm Dbm Dbm Gb B B E Ebm Dbm B B Dbm Ebm
(Na na na...)
E Ebm Dbm Dbm Gb B B E Ebm Dbm B B Dbm Ebm
(Na na na...)
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