Chords for Jackson Danger: Acoustic Cover " Maybe" by Dan Reeder

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_ First guy to move out of camp ever was named [C] what's-his-name, Chris Stark.
He just never came [G] then _ again.
All's friends sit around and cry for [D] their dear too. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [G] You can say what you want about _ Mordor's slow,
[C] and that guy that _ left a hole [G] was my first clue.
[D] That when they're _ [G] gone, they're _ [C] gone. _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ [F#] _ _
_ [G] _ Dino [C]-geese will speed that rap, that's for sure.
[G] And you can live forever if your heart is pure.
[D] Maybe he'll come back _ _ someday as a bug [G] in a lawn. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [C] Maybe angels come and take you away [G] to heaven.
_ Or the other way [D] and from down here.
And it feels like when they're gone, [G] they're gone. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Me and Stevie Gibson used to walk home from _ [C] school.
Used to have a Zell turnaround rule.
If [G] you turn around the one way, God turn around the other [D] way.
It's bad luck. _ _ _ _ _
_ [G] _ Went raffing on the river.
The river [C] went around and around.
_ _ _ His luck [G] got all wound up and he [Dm] drowned and he [G] was gone.
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_ _ _ _ _ To accept Stevie died, you can call him on the [C] phone.
And he would tell you that he's not home.
[G] And then he gave you a nerdy feeling, even though you knew.
[D] It's just an answering machine. _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] And somewhere deep _ inside you know [C] when they don't come back.
When they go [G] and he had _ gone.
[Dm] And when they're gone, [G] they're gone.
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_ [F#] _ _ _ [G] _ Dino [C]-geese will speed that rap, that's for sure.
[G] And you can live forever if your heart is pure.
[D] Maybe you'll come back _ some day as a [G] king crown. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [C] Maybe angels come and take you [G] away to heaven.
_ Or the other way [D] and from down here.
And it feels like when they're gone, they're gone. _ _ _ _ _
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My grandma died in intensive [F#m] _
care.
[C] My dad was sitting on a folding chair.
[G] And he had the feeling _ _ somebody wasn't [D] there. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ So [G] he counted _ noses.
It came out right in the [C] _ dark.
He said she died that [G] night.
And he felt that oh and he [D] knew that she [G]
was gone.
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So I looked up that in the dictionary one day.
[C] Just to see the _ _ dictionary.
And it said [G] to a pleonary person what's the station of life [D] _ function. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [G] Which is not very poetic but it's [Bm] precisely.
_ [C] And if you went and learned that know what that means.
Is [G] that when they're _ [D] gone, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] they're _ gone.
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