
At The End Of a Song
Carpenters
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Tom : F
C
They tell me
Dm/C
Somewhere this life isn't crazy
G/C
But I've traveled the world far and wide
C
And I say they're wrong
Don't sell me
Dm/C
Stories that music's a lady
F G
It's not when the singer's alone
C
At the end of a song
Em
(*) At the end of a song
F
There's no one
Em F
After the last note is played
Em F
Only the memory stays
Gm7(b5)/F
Then even that fades away
Gm7/F F F7
And there's nothing so hard
Bb/F Bbm/F
As convincing your heart
F/C
C7sus4 F
That you should start singing again
Solo da Introdução
C
You told me
Dm/C
Nothing could change perfect lovers
G/C
But like ev'ry promise you made
C
It broke before long
It's lonely
Dm/C
Falling away from each other
F G
But we've come to the last of your words
C
And the end of a song
Repeat (*)
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