
Destiny Stopped Screaming
Adrian Borland
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Tom : E
[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
C#m
Lay me on my back
F#m
Take a compress to my fever
A
Stop the walls from talking back
E G#m
Tell destiny stop screaming
C#m
All directions in my head
F#m
Have left me staring at the ceiling
A
To my own calling, am I deaf
E G#m
Deaf to destiny still screaming
[Chorus]
E G#m E C#m A B
And all the doubts have left their mark on me
E G#m E C#m A B
Like all the barbs that snag the edge of sleep
E G#m E C#m
Now all I ask
A G#m B
Is what did you want from me?
A G#m B
What did you want from me?
[Verse 2]
C#m
The hours line the day
F#m
And they point me to the evening
A
Cold as killers by the way
E G#m
Dark as destiny still screaming
C#m
At the crossroads once again
F#m
Intent on following a feeling
A
Somehow, someway I will know when
E G#m
When destiny stopped screaming
[Chorus]
[Próxima Parte]
A G#m B
What did you want from me?
E D#m A E D#m A
Is that destiny still screaming?
E E B A
Is that destiny still screaming?
E E D#m A
Is that destiny still screaming?
B
Is that destiny?
[Verse 3]
C#m
When the bells are rung for me
F#m
And I am done with breathing
A
Fold my arms in front of me
E
And whisper destiny stopped screaming
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