
Oblivion
Grimes
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Tom:
[Intro] D Bm D Bm
[Primeira Parte]
D
I never walk about, after dark
Bm
It's my point of view 'cause someone could break your neck
D
Coming up behind you, always coming and you'd never have a clue
I never look behind, all the time
Bm
I will wait forever, always looking straight
D
Thinking, counting, all the hours you wait
[Refrão]
Bm
See you on a dark night
D
See you on a dark night
Bm
See you on a dark night
D
See you on a dark night
[Segunda Parte]
And no, I'm not a jerk, I would ask
Bm
If you could help me out it's hard to understand
'Cause when you're running by yourself
D
It's hard to find someone to hold your hand
And now it's good to be tough like me
Bm
But I will wait forever I need someone else
To look into my eyes and tell me
D
"Girl, you know, you gotta watch your health"
[Ponte 2x]
To look into my eyes and tell me
Bm
La la la la la
To look into my eyes and tell me
D
La la la la la
Bm
La la la la la
D
La la la la la oh oh oh oh oh
Bm
La la la la la oh oh oh oh oh
G4
La la la la la oh oh oh oh oh
[Refrão 2x]
Bm
See you on a dark night
D
See you on a dark night oh oh oh oh oh
Bm
See you on a dark night oh oh oh oh oh
D
See you on a dark night oh oh oh oh oh
D
See you on a dark night oh la la
Bm
See you on a dark night oh la la
[Final] D Bm D Bm D
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