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Steven Wilson - Postcard
[Intro]
C     Em
C     Em
[Verse 1]
  CI think it's time that I got off the   Emkitchen floor
  CBut is there really any pEmoint at all?
  CWaking up this morning fEmelt the same
  CI better sleep while life is sEmo mundane
[Interlude]
Am    G
F     Em
[Verse 2]
  CIt could have been yesterday that I lEmocked the door
  CI blocked the windows up so I cEman't be sure
   AmNow I haven't even got the wGill to eat
  FI'm lame and self-obsessed, Emthat I will concede
[Instrumental]
C     Em
C     Em
Am    G
F     Em
[Verse 3]
  CI'd like to light a cigarette but EmI cannot
  CThe light is dead and the gas has bEmeen cut off
[Interlude]
Am    G
F     Em
[Verse 4]
  CI'm the one you always seem to rEmead about
  CThe fire inside my eyes has lEmong gone out
   AmThere's nothing left for me to sGay or do
  F'Cause all that matters disappEmeared when I lost you

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Postcard

by Steven Wilson

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Steven Wilson - Postcard

[Intro]

C Em

[Verse 1]

C Em

I think it's time that I got off the kitchen floor

C Em

But is there really any point at all?

C Em

Waking up this morning felt the same

C Em

I better sleep while life is so mundane

[Interlude]

Am G

F Em

[Verse 2]

C Em

It could have been yesterday that I locked the door

C Em

I blocked the windows up so I can't be sure

Am G

Now I haven't even got the will to eat

F Em

I'm lame and self-obsessed, that I will concede

[Instrumental]

C Em

Am G

F Em

[Verse 3]

C Em

I'd like to light a cigarette but I cannot

C Em

The light is dead and the gas has been cut off

[Interlude]

Am G

F Em

[Verse 4]

C Em

I'm the one you always seem to read about

C Em

The fire inside my eyes has long gone out

Am G

There's nothing left for me to say or do

F Em

'Cause all that matters disappeared when I lost you

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