
Hold Out
Aly & AJ
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Tom : Em
Em D G
Cmaj7 (2x)
[Verse 1]
Em D G Cmaj7
You know I never meant to be a burden to you
Em D G Cmaj7
I never want to cause you harm
Em D G Cmaj7
I know what heavy conversation does to you
Em D G
I wish I never brought it up at all
Cmaj7
But some days I need a rescue
[Pre-Chorus]
D G Cmaj7
Hey you, if you hear me calling
D G Cmaj7
Hey you, if you see me falling
[Chorus]
Em
Will you catch me?
[Próxima Parte]
D G Cmaj7
Will you hold out your arms and catch me?
Em
Will you catch me?
D G Cmaj7
Do you think that you’re strong enough?
[Verse 2]
Em D G Cmaj7
You always told me that these days would get better
Em D G
But I’m afraid that you were wrong
Cmaj7
‘Cause time never stops when you’re hurting
[Pre-Chorus]
[Próxima Parte]
D G Cmaj7
Will you hold out your arms and catch me? (Will you catch me?)
Em
Do you think that you’re strong enough? (Will you hold out your arms and catch me?)
D G Cmaj7
Do you think that you’re strong enough? (Will you hold out your arms and catch me?)
[Bridge 2x]
Am C
When the waves come crashing down
Em D
We can be the ones to pull each other out
Em D G Cmaj7
Catch me
[Chorus 2x]
Em
Will you catch me?
D G Cmaj7
Will you hold out your arms and catch me? (Will you catch me?)
Em D G
Do you think that you’re strong enough?
D G Cmaj7
(Will you hold out your arms and catch me?)
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Detected progression: Em → D → G → Em → D → G → Cmaj7 → Em
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