Quiet Hearts(Chords)

	        


Intro: G - Cadd9 - Em - D (2x) 


Verse 

G               C               Em                 D 
How deep is a well? I am sinking down, I am sinking down 
G             C                 Em                  D 
Look up to you, but you can't be found, you can't be found. 
G               C               Em                D 
Call to the owl who has his words, can't be heard 
G              C               Em                 D 
Looks down at me, see something I can't see, I can't see. 

 

Em            D                 C 
Grace falls down on quiet hearts 
Em            D                        C 
Just when I think it might fall apart. 
Em            D                 C 
Grace falls down on quiet hearts 
Em            D                 C 
You don't have to yell, don't have to yell. 


Break 1 

G - Cadd9 - Em - D (2x) 


Verse 

G               C               Em                 D 
Here in this well of mine water starts to rise, starts to rise 
G                   C               Em                  
Pushing me to the top of the tide, I will rise 
D 
I'll follow your eyes and...  
 

Em            D                 C 
Grace falls down on quiet hearts 
Em            D                 C 
Just when you think you might fall apart 
Em            D                 C 
Grace falls down on quiet hearts 
Em            D                 C 
You don't have to yell, don't have to yell 
Em            D                 C 
You don't have to yell, don't have to yell.
 


Break 2 

Em - F# - D - Cadd9 (3x) 


Em            D                 C 
Grace falls down on quiet hearts 
Em            D                 C 
Grace falls down on quiet hearts 
Em            D                 C 
Just when you think you might fall apart 
Em            D                 C 
Grace falls down on quiet hearts 
Em            D                 C 
You don't have to yell, don't have to yell 
Em            D                 C 
You don't have to yell, don't have to yell 
Em            D                 C 
You don't have to yell, don't have to yell. 

	        

Written by Mary Hooper/Amy Stroup