• A
  • A6/E
  • A7M/E
  • Bm7
  • C#m
    4
  • C#m7
    4
  • D7M
  • D7M/A
  • Dm
  • F
  • F#m
  • F#m/A
  • F#m7
  • F7M(5+)
  • F7M/C
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Tom:
[Intro] A C#m F#m F
E|----------------------------9-----7---------| B|--------------9--7--6--7----7-----6---------| G|----6------6--6-----6-------7-----7---------| D|--------7-----7-----7-------0---------------| A|--------7-----8-------------------8---------| E|---5----9-----------9-----------------------|
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Bm7 F#m7 Sure it’s a calming notion, perpetual in motion
Bm7 F#m7 But I don’t need the comfort of any lies
Bm7 F#m7 A F7M(5+) For I have seen the ending and there is no ascending rise
Bm7 F#m7 Oh back when I was younger, was told by other youngsters
Bm7 F#m7 That my end will be torture beneath the earth
Bm7 F#m7 ‘Cuz I don’t see what they see when death is staring at me
Bm7 F7M(5+) I see a window, a limit, to live it, or not at all
( D7M/A F7M/C A7M/E A6/E )
( Bm7 C#m7 D7M F7M/C )
Bm7 F#m7 If you could pull the lever to carry on forever
Bm7 F#m7 Would your life even matter anymore?
Bm7 F#m7 Sure it’s a calming notion, perpetual in motion
A F7M(5+) But it’s not what you signed up for
( A F7M(5+) F#m F7M(5+))
( A F7M(5+) F#m F7M(5+))
A F7M(5+) F#m/A F7M(5+) I’m sure there won’t always be sunshine
A F7M(5+) F#m/A F7M(5+) But there’s this momentary beam of light
A F7M(5+) You don’t have to wait those salty decades
F#m/A F7M(5+) To get through the gate it’s all in front of your face
A F7M(5+) F#m/A F7M(5+) I’m sure there won’t always be sunshine
A F7M(5+) D7M Dm I’m sure there won’t always be sunshine
A F7M(5+) D7M Dm But there’s this momentary beam of light
A Bm7 I could cross the ocean in a fit of devotion
A Bm7 For every shining second this fragile body beckons
A Bm7 You think you’re owed it better believing ancient letters
A Bm7 Sure it’s a calming notion but it’s a lie
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Composição: Brian McLaughlin, Luke Imbusch e Jeremy Cohen

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