
Light On
David Cook
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Tom:
Intro: Am
Am
Never really said too much
C
Afraid it wouldn't be enough
G
Just try to keep my spirits up
F E
When there's no point in grieving
Am
Doesn't matter anyway
C
Words could never make me stay
G
Words will never take my place
F E
When you know I'm leaving
REFRÃO
F C
Try to leave a light on when I'm gone
[Refrão]
G Dm
Something I rely on to get home
F
One I can feel at night
C Am G
A naked light, a fire to keep me warm
F C
Try to leave a light on when I'm gone
G Dm
Even in the daylight, shine on
F C
And when it's late at night you can look inside
[Próxima Parte]
G E7
You won't feel so alone
Am
You know we've been down that road
C
What seems a thousand times before
G F E
My back to a closing door and my eyes to the seasons
Am
That roll out underneath my heels
C
And you don't know how bad it feels
G F E
To leave the only one that I have ever believed in
REFRÃO
F C
Try to leave a light on when I'm gone
[Refrão] (repetir)
[Próxima Parte]
G E7
You won't feel so alone
[Solo]
Am
// C // G // Dm
D G
Sometimes it feels like we've run out of luck
B A Em
When the signal keeps on breaking up
C
When the wires cross in my brain
G
You'll start my heart again
A
When I come along
REFRÃO
F C
Try to leave a light on when I'm gone
G Dm
Even in the daylight, shine on
F C
And when it's late at night you can look inside
G E7 E
You won't feel so alone
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