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C It's one hundred and nine degrees Am In this crowded room , No room to breathe Dm With walls as cold as a gallery This is no place for me C Such hard faces set in smoke, Am The smell lingers in my clothes, Dm It's a bad night to be alone But that's the way it goes, C And i think of you, Am Whenever life gets me down C I think of you Am Whenever you're not around F D Bm You rest your bones C Am F Somewhere far from my own, C Am C Yeah but you still pull me home C I thought i had it figured out Am In a brand new life With a great big house Dm And green initials on the towels I should be happy now C Well, you've got yourself a family Am And you planted roots down by the sea Dm I saw you once on the street, You didn't notice me C But i think of you, Am Whenever life gets me down C I think of you Am Whenever you're not around F D F You rest your bones C Am F Somewhere far from my own, C Am C Yeah but you still pull me home ( C Am C Am ) C Just to put your mind at ease Am You don't owe me anything Dm You paid me well in memories? C And i think of you, Am Whenever life gets me down C I think of you Am Whenever you're not around F D F You rest your bones C Am F Somewhere far from my own, C Am C Yeah but you still pull me home F C You still pull me home Am C You still pull me home
Written by Alison Sudol
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