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Something To Sleep To

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Michelle Branch : Something to Sleep to
This is probably my favorite song on Spirit Room.
I tabbed it from her 20 dollar songbook, so it should be accurate to the recording. Enjoy!
Capo: 1st fret
-E A   D   G   B  E-  
A [x 0 2 2 2 0]
A+ [x x 3 2 2 1]
B7 [x 2 1 2 0 2]
D [x x 0 2 3 2]
Dm [x x 0 2 3 1]
Ebdim [x x 1 2 4 2]
E 0  2  2  1  0  0  
F#m 2  4  4  2  2  2  
-Verse 1 & 2-
She's his Ayellow brick road, A+leading him on and
lF#metting him go as far Dmas she lets him go.A  
Going down B7to noDwhere
She puts Aon her make-up the A+same way she did
F#myesterday, hoping Dmeverything's the same.A  
But B7everything has chaDnged.Dm  
-chorus-
In my Amind, Deverything we did was rF#might
Open your Eeyes I'll still be by your Aside
How could I Dever have been so blF#mind?
You give me B7something to sleep Dto at nAight
(A+something to sleep to at nF#might)Dm  
-Verse 3-
He wakes Aup to the sound, So A+scared that she's leaving,
He F#mwishes she were stDmill asleep next to hiAm
B7Hoping she will DchangeDm  
-chorus-
In my Amind, Deverything we did was rF#might
Open your Eeyes I'll still be by your Aside
How could I Dever have been so blF#mind?
You give me B7something to sleep Dto at night
-bridge-
F#m...you give me A+something to sleep toE  
and all I knoEbdimw is
F#m...you give me A+something to sleep to
and I'm Eall alone and Ebdimblue
D...don't leave me nDmow, don't leave me now
-guitar solo-
A D F#m E
A...don't leave me now, A+don't leave me now, F#mdon't leave me nDmow
A...don't leave me now, A+don't leave me now, F#mdon't leave me nDmow
Dm...In my mind
-chorus-
In my Amind, Deverything we did was rF#might
Open your Eeyes I'll still be by your Aside
How could I Dever have been so blF#mind?
You give me B7something to sleep Dto,
B7Something to sleep Dto, B7something to sleep Dto at night
A(Oh whoa, whoa whoA+a, ho hF#mo)
You give me Dmsomething to sleep to, Dmsomething to sleep to
At Anight
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