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Sherwood – The Last To Know
Standard Tuning-EADGBe
Sort of old song, and StraylightRun_X is right about the chords being Canon, but my 
Verse
CEvery single Gtime,
I see you in the Amstreet as you walk Emby,
You're shuffling your Ffeet as if to Csay, you'd rather Fdie,G  
Then Clive so far from Ghome,
I wonder is that Amwhy you're so alEmone,
And if you found a Fplace to call your Cown, would you be Ffine?G  
Bridge thing
And Fyou tell me that something good is Cbound to happen soon,
And Fmeanwhile you'll just wait inside your Groom,
Verse
CDo you find it Godd,
That you are not as Amstrong as you once Emthought?
And even if you Frun you might get Ccaught, so you won't Fgo,
And you'll Gbe the last to know.
C G Am Em
And even if you Frun you might get Ccaught, so you won't Fgo,
And you'll Gbe the last to know
and I guess you could end on C.
But anyway the chords are the same as Canon ... just in a different key.

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The Last To Know

by Sherwood

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Sherwood – The Last To Know

Standard Tuning-EADGBe

Sort of old song, and StraylightRun_X is right about the chords being Canon, but my

Verse

C G

Every single time,

Am Em

I see you in the street as you walk by,

F C F G

You're shuffling your feet as if to say, you'd rather die,

C G

Then live so far from home,

Am Em

I wonder is that why you're so alone,

F C F G

And if you found a place to call your own, would you be fine?

Bridge thing

F C

And you tell me that something good is bound to happen soon,

F G

And meanwhile you'll just wait inside your room,

Verse

C G

Do you find it odd,

Am Em

That you are not as strong as you once thought?

F C F

And even if you run you might get caught, so you won't go,

And you'll be the last to know.

C G Am Em

F C F

And even if you run you might get caught, so you won't go,

And you'll be the last to know

and I guess you could end on C.

But anyway the chords are the same as Canon ... just in a different key.

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