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C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
G _ _
C _ _
Am _ _ _
F _ .
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C _ _ _ _ _ .
G _ _
C _ _ _ _ _ _ .
F _ _ _
C I walked through the door with you, the air was cold,
Am but something about it felt like
F home somehow.
And I
C left my scarf there
G at your sister's house and
Am you've still got it in
F your drawer even now.
And I'm still waiting for you to come
C home.
_ _ _ .
_ _ _ _
Am _ _ _ _ .
F _ _
C Oh, your sweet disposition
G and my wide-eyed gaze,
C we're singing in the car getting
F lost.
up in the state.
C _ Autumn leaves falling down like pieces in a place and
Am I can picture it
F after all these days.
C And I know it's long gone and
G that magic's not here no more
C and I might be okay but I'm.
G not fine at _ _ _ _ _ .
C _ _ all.
Cause there we are again, _ little town streets, you almost ran the red cause you
F were looking over me.
When you did
C my hair I was there, I remember it all too well.
_ _ .
F _ _ _
C _ _ On the counter, your
G cheeks were turning red, you used
Am to be a little kid with glasses in.
F a twin-sized bed.
C And your mother's telling stories about you on the t-ball team.
You told me about your past, thinking
F your future was me.
And
C you were tossing me the car keys, but the patriarchy, keychain on the ground.
Am We were
F always sleeping in town
C and I was thinking on the drive down, anytime now, he's.
gonna say
Am it's love, you never called it
F what it was.
C So we were dead and gone and buried, check the pulse and come back swearing it's the same.
After three months
F in the grave and
C then you wondered where it went to as I reached for.
you
G but all I felt
Am was shame and you held my
F lifeless brain.
C I know it's long gone and there was nothing else I could do
Am and I forget about you long.
enough
G to forget why I needed
F you.
G _ _ .
C _ _ _ So we are dead in the middle of the
F night, we're dancing around the kitchen in the refrigerator.
like
C down the stairs.
I was there, I remember it all
F too well.
_ .
_ _ _
C And then we end when
G nobody had to know.
Am You kept me like a secret but
F I kept you like an oath,
C sacred prayer and we swear to remember.
it all too
Am well.
_ _ .
G _ _ _
C _ _ _ _ _ .
_
G _
C _ _ _ _ _ _ .
F _ _ _
C _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ Maybe we got lost in translation,
G maybe I asked for too
C much but maybe this thing was.
a masterpiece
F till you tore it all up.
Running
C scared, I was there, I remember it all
Am too.
Can't _ _ .
F _ _ _
C _ _ _ just sit _ _ still,
Am casually crawl in
F the name of being
C honest.
I'm a crumpled up piece of paper lying here cause I remember it
Am all, all,
C all.
_ They say all's well that ends well but I'm in a new hell
Am every time you
C double cross my mind.
You said if we had been closer in age maybe it would have been fine and that baby once could die.
The idea you had of me, who was she?.
A never needy, ever lovely jewel whose shine reflects on you.
_ Not weeping in a party bathroom, some actress asking me what happened, you.
That's what happened, you.
_ You who charmed my dad with self-effacing jokes, sipping coffee like you're on a late night show.
But then he watched me watch the front door all night, willing you to come and
Am he said.
it's supposed to be fun,
F turning 21.
_ _ _ _ _ .
C _ _ _ _
G _ _ _ _ .
Am _ _ _ _
F _ _ _ _ .
C Time won't fly, it's
G like I'm paralyzed by it.
Am I'd like to be my old self again
F but I'm still trying to find it.
C After plagiarized days and
G nights when you made me your own,
Am now you mail back my things.
and
F I walk home alone.
C But you keep my old scarf
G from that very first week
Am cause it reminds you of innocence
F and.
it smells like me.
You
C can't get rid of it cause you
G remember it all too
Am _ well.
_ _
F _ _ _ .
C _ _ And when I
G loved you so,
Am back before you lost the one
F real thing you've
C ever known, it was.
rare I was there, I remember
G it all too
Am _ well.
_
F _ _
C Wind in my hair, you were there, you remember
G it all down
Am the stairs, you were there,
F you.
remember it all.
It
C was rare I was there, I remember it all
Am too _ _
F well.
And I was never
C good at telling jokes but
Am the punchline goes, I'll
F get older but your.
lovers
G stay my age.
From when your
C Brooklyn broke
Am my skin and bones, I'm
F a soldier who's returning,
G have her awake.
And
C did the twin flame bruise
Am paint you blue?.
F Just between us, did the love
G affair maim you too?.
Cause
F in this city's barren cold, I still remember
G the first fall of snow and how it.
F glistened as it fell.
I remember it all
C too well.
_
Am _ _ _ .
F Just between us, did the
Am love
G affair maim you all
C too well?.
Am _ _ Just
F between us, do you
G remember it all too
C _ _ _
Am well?
_ .
F Just between us, I
G remember it all
C too well.
_
Am I remember it
F all too well.
Down the stairs,
G I was there.
_
C _ .
_ Secret friend,
Am I was there.
_ _ .
F You just remember
G _ it all.
_
C _ _
Am I was there, I was there.
F Down the stairs, I was
G there.
_ _ .
C _ Secret friend,
Am I was there.
_ _ .
F You just remember
C _ it _ _ _ all.
I
Am was there, I was there.
F _ You just _
G remember it all.
_ .
C _ Secret friend,
Am I was there.
_ _ .
F _ _ _ _
G _ _ _ _ .
C _ _ _ _
Am _ _ _ _ .
F _ _ _ _
G _ _ _ _ .
C _ _ _ _
Am _ _ _ _ .
F _ _ _ _
G _ _ _ _ .
C _ You _ _ _ _ _