
Looking For Your Name
Gavin DeGraw
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Tom : E
C#m A E C#m A E C#m A E C#m A E
[Verse 1]
C#m A E
Baby can I hold your skin
C#m A E
Can I get a scent of the mood you’re in
C#m A E
I’ve been floating on this sea for so long
C#m A E
I wouldn’t recognize a place called home
C#m A E
Oh and what a moment that was
C#m A E
How I got a taste of you in my blood
C#m A E
And remember how I wrote your name
C#m A E
On the rocks down by the river Seine
C#m A
You said oh, nobody sees us
E
And Jesus, it was cold
C#m A E
And I laughed because it was just too late
[Chorus]
A C#m E
Even though I don’t know if it’s safe I’ll jump in it
A C#m H
I would do anything to find
E A
And underneath the sky
E C#m
That’s full of stars
A H E
I’m looking for your name tonight
[Próxima Parte]
C#m A E
[Verse 2]
C#m A E
Maybe if I chase this dream
C#m A E
I’ll feel how you intoxicated me
C#m A E
Upon the bridge I hear a radio play
C#m A E
And it sounds like something you would say
C#m A E
And the feeling’s oh so holy as I dive tonight alone
C#m A E
Singing, you’re gonna miss me when I’m gone
[Chorus]
[Instrumental]
C#m A E C#m A E C#m A E C#m A E C#m A E
[Outro]
A C#m E
If you ever return to this place and come searching
A C#m H
For the message I leave behind
E A
It’s underneath this sky
E C#m
That’s full of stars
A H
I was looking for your name
E
Tonight
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