
Body Talk
Adaline
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Tom:
Em C Em G
[Verse 1]
Em C G
Doesn't take a lot to know my days are numbered
Em C G
Can you draw a map to where you disappear
Em C G
Like a pill lost in your cabinet I've expired
Em C G
Doesn't take a lot to know but I don't want to hear
[Chorus]
Em C
Until you say it out loud it doesn't really count
G
So I shut your mouth
D
Take up the space somehow
Em
Let my body talk
C G
'Cause it's got a lot to say now
Em C
Until you say it out loud it doesn't really count
[Próxima Parte]
G
Take up every sound
D
Won't let you spit it out
Em
Let my body talk
C G
Choking every word from your mouth
[Verse 2]
Em C G
Oh- I've become a master of distraction
Em C G
Using every skill I've learned to silence truth
Em C G
Your impending loss leads to some shady actions
Em D
But I'll do anything it takes
G
I'm not losing you
[Chorus]
[Próxima Parte]
G
Take up every sound
D
Won't let you spit it out
Em
Let my body talk
C G
Choking every word from your mouth
[Bridge]
[Refrão]
Am
So don't say you wanna talk
C
Don't say you wanna talk
G
Don't say it
G
Don't let the ball drop
Am
Don't say you wanna talk
C
Don't say you wanna talk
[Próxima Parte]
G
Don't say it
G
Don't let the ball drop
[Refrão] (repetir)
[Próxima Parte]
G
Don't say it
[Chorus 2x]
[Próxima Parte]
G
Take up every sound
D
Won't let you spit it out
Em
Let my body talk
C G
Choking every word from your mouth
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