Left For Denver(Chords)

	        
Verse 1:
F 
What time was it 
Bb                               F  Bb 
When you were only 18 years old? 
F                                         Bb 
You crossed the street, you crossed your legs 
                              F  Bb 
You came across a little cold 
           C            Bb 
And it was all, it was all 
F            Bb         F    Bb  A  G  F 
Falling apart (falling apart) 

Verse 2:
F 
What time, what time was it 
Bb                                 F    Bb 
When you were in the eighth grade 
F                             Bb 
You brought the box up to the high school 
                   F       Bb 
You spiked the Gatorade 
            C               G 
And it was all for, for a weekend 
           C 
And it was all, all still falling apart 


F             Bb              A 
I didn't say you'd be better off if you quit 
F             Bb              A 
Everyone left as you held on longer than the rest 
F                                  Bb                A 
What made you leave? And when you did you left for Denver 
 G    C                     F           Bb 
Why? What did you know that I did not? 
     F           Bb  A  G  F 
That I did not? 


Verse 3:
F                       Bb 
Oh is it one, or is it two 
C                        F   Bb 
Or is it three kids now? 
F                                   Bb 
They mark the time, they draw the lines 
              C         F    Bb 
Around your eyelids now 
          C                     G 
And is it all still, for the weekend? 
        C 
Is it all, all still falling apart? 


F              Bb             A 
I didn't say you'd be better off if you quit 
F             Bb               A 
Everyone left as you held on longer than the rest 
 F                                 Bb                A 
What made you leave? And when you did you left for Denver 
 G    C                     F           Bb 
Why? What did you know that I did not? 
     F          Bb  A  G  F 
That I did not? 

	        

Written by Jeremiah Fraites/Wesley Schultz