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C#m7 Ab F#
Always something, never one thing baby
C#m7 Ab F#
Always something, never one thing baby
I wouldn't want to see you suffer, honey,
But this ain't the time for letting go, so hang on in.
What doesn't kill you makes you tougher, don't it?
You're stronger than anyone I know
E B
And you can cry if you like
C# Ab
But don't give up the fight.
E Ab
Can two wrongs make a right?
C# Ab
Please stay here one more night.
What if the worst of it is over? Finished,
Only it's too soon now to know. Just hold on tight,
There could be rolling fields of clover growing
Waiting to push up through the snow.
You can swear if you like
But don't give up the fight.
Only you can decide
To stay here one more night.
Always something, Its never one thing, baby,
Always something, Its never one thing, baby,
I can't imagine how you're feeling (Don't ask!)
I could be there someday myself,as we both know
Now's a good time for love and healing.Ready?
Picture yourself in perfect health.
And you can stare at the light
But don't give up the fight,
Two wrongs don't make a right
So stay here one more night.
{solo}
C#m7 Ab F# C#m7 Ab F#
D -----------------------------|-----------------(4)/6--(6)\4--
A --4--6--7--6--4--2--4--------|--4--6--7--6--4----------------
E -----------------------4--2--|-------------------------------
Always something,
Never one thing, baby,
C#7 Ab F# Ab
Always something.
Copyright EMI Music Publishing; reprinted with kind permission.
Transcribed by Brad Launikonis
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