Tono: D
Introducción:
C# E7M
Please don't let this turn in to something it's not
B2 A
I can only give you everything i've got
C# E7M
I can't be as sorry as you think i should
B2 A
But i still love you more than anyone else could
C# E7M
All that i keep thing throughout this whole flight
B2 A
Is it could take my whole damn life to make this right
C# E7M
The splintered mast i'm holding on won't save me long
B2 A
because i know full well that what i did was wrong
C#m7 B4 A2 B7/F#
The last Girl and the last reason to make this as long as i could
C#m7 B4 A2 B7/F#
The first kiss and the first time that i felt connected to anything
C#m7 B4 A2 B7/F#
The weight of the water the way you taught me to look past everything i have ever learned
C#m7 B4 A2 B7/F#
The final word in the final sentence ever uttered to me was love
C# E7M
we have go through so much worse than this before
B2 A
Whats so different this time that you can't ignore
C# E7M
You say it is much more than just my last mistake
B2 A
And we should spend some time apart for both our sakes
C#m7 B4 A2 B7/F#
The last Girl and the last reason to make this as long as i could
C#m7 B4 A2 B7/F#
The first kiss and the first time that i felt connected to anything
C#m7 B4 A2 B7/F#
The weight of the water the way you taught me to look past everything i have ever learned
C#m7 B4 A2 B7/F#
The final word in the final sentence ever uttered to me was love
C#m7 B4 A2 B7/F#
The last Girl and the last reason to make this as long as i could
C#m7 B4 A2 B7/F#
The first kiss and the first time that i felt connected to anything
C#m7 B4 A2 B7/F#
The weight of the water the way you taught me to look past everything i have ever learned
C#m7 B4 A2 B7/F#
The final word in the final sentence ever uttered to me was love
B2
And i don't know where to look
A#
My words just break and melt
C#2
Please just save me from this darkness
Please just save me from this darkness
B2
And i don't know where to look
A#
My words just break and melt
C#2
Please just save me from this darkness
Please just save me from this darkness