
Can You Help Me
Abbey Glover
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Tom : G
Em C
Doctor, do you have something for an aching heart?
Em
Do you have anything to stop me falling apart?
C
Stop me falling apart
Em
Can you prescribe me with something stronger than last time
C Em
Maybe someone that I can call mine?
D
'Cause I'm tired of feeling lonesome all the time
D
I'm tired of feeling lonesome all the time
[Chorus]
C
Can you give me something that will last?
Em D
Make my heartbeat real, real, real fast, real, real fast
C
People trying to bring me down
Em D
When I'm already two feet under the ground
D
Two feet under the ground
C
Doctor can you help me out?
[Próxima Parte]
Em
Doctor can you help me out?
D
Doctor can you help me out, out?
[Verse 2]
Em C
Can you give me something to make me less empathetic
C
To people who truly don't deserve it
Em
Maybe something to make me more aware
C
When someone's spending time with me
C
But doesn't want me there
[Chorus]
[Próxima Parte]
Em
Doctor can you help me out?
D
Doctor can you help me out, out?
[Bridge 2x]
C
I'll take two smile syrups
C
One bottle of heart repair
Em
Three affection tablets
G D
And something that will care
D
And a whole big tub of don't let me downs if you have any to spare
D
If you have any to spare
[Chorus]
[Próxima Parte]
Em
Doctor can you help me out?
D
Doctor can you help me out, out?
C
Can you help me out?
Em
Doctor can you help me out?
D G
Doctor can you help me out?
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