
eternity
Alex Warren
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Tom : G
[Intro] Em7 G C9
Em7 G
Hear the clock ticking on the wall
C9
Losing sleep, losing track of the tears I cry
Em7 G
Every drop is a waterfall
C9
Every breath is a break in the riptide
Em7 G C9
Oh, how long has it been? I don't know
Em7
But it feels like an eternity
[Refrão]
G C9
Since I had you here with me
Em7
Since I had to learn to be
G C9
Someone you don't know
Em7
To be with you in paradise
G C9
What I wouldn't sacrifice
Em7
Why'd you have to chase the light
[Próxima Parte]
G C9
Somewhere I can't go?
Em7
As I walk this world alone
G C9
As I walk this world alone
Em7 G
Another glimpse of what could've been
C9
Another dream, another way that it never was
Em7 G
Falling back in the wilderness
C9
Waking up, rubbing salt in the cut
Em7 G C9
Oh, how long has it been? I don't know
Em7
But it feels like an eternity
[Refrão] (repetir)
[Próxima Parte]
G C9
Somewhere I can't go?
Em7
As I walk this world alone (alone, alone)
G C9
As I walk this world alone (alone, alone)
Em7 G
It's an endless night, it's a starless sky
C9
It's a hell that I call home (hell that I call home)
Em7 G C9
It's a long goodbye on the other side of the only life I know
Em7
And it feels like an eternity
[Refrão] (repetir)
[Próxima Parte]
G C9
Somewhere I can't go?
Em7
As I walk this world alone
G C9
As I walk this world alone
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