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Am You used to be scared of the water C You're safe by the side of your father G Your sense of the world lay D7 In your little home by the harbor Am You've always felt small in the city C You think that last fall you were with me G And all of your old clothes D7 Dm Are still in the hall of my building Am You never asked once C No, you never asked why G If I was putting things off D7 Dm If I was drinking too much of that red wine Am Oh, you'd wear yourself thin C And accept every sin G And if I glued myself shut D7 You would find your way in Am We gambled our souls to the summer C And rattled our bones to the thunder G We watched every sunset D7 Dm Until we got sick of each other Am You've always said fall was your season C That everyone's here for a reason G I stare at your packed bags D7 Dm And ask what the hell you were meaning Am You never asked once C No, you never asked why G If I was putting things off D7 Dm If I was drinking too much of that red wine Am Oh, you'd wear yourself thin C And accept every sin G And if I glued myself shut D7 Dm You would find your way in ( Am C G D7 Dm ) Am It only feels real after raining C And hearts only heal after breaking G I stare at the tree line D7 And notice the leaves aren't changing Am And does the wind blow in Cape Elizabeth C Constant and cold, how do we live with this? G Love was a deadline D7 I'll spend the rest of my life fucking missing it ( Dm D7 ) Am You never asked once C No, you never asked why G If I was putting things off D7 Dm If I was drinking too much of that red wine Am Oh, you'd wear yourself thin C And accept every sin G And if I glued myself shut D7 Dm Am You would find your way in
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