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Where Dreams Go To Die

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[Intro]
Cm Fm Cm
D G Cm
CmYour beauty is uFmnstoppable, your confidence unCmspeakable.
I Dknow you know, I know you know, but GI know that you know.
CmI’m willing to do Fmanything to get attention Cmfrom you, dear,
DEven though I don’t have anyGthing that I could bargain Cmwith.
This is like a well oiled machine. Could I please see that smile again.
It’s all that makes me feel that I am living in this world.
I see you closing all the doors, I see the walls as they go up.
I Dknow it’s what you have to do, I’d Gprobably do the same thing too, my
Cdear.
CBaby, you’re where Amdreams go to die.
FI regret the day your Glovely carcass caught my eye.
CBaby, you’re where Amdreams go to die.
FI’ve gotta get away, I don’t Gwant to but I have to try
Oh, AmbabyF  
Am Fm C
You hFmave to play your part, my dear. I’vCme written it all down for you.
It dDoesn’t matter if the things we Gsay and mean are true.
CmJust do it then I’ll Fmlet you go, just say the words and Cmsay them slowly.
I Dpromise I’ll tell no one, yes, I Gcross my heart and hope to Cdie.
CBaby, you’re where Amdreams go to die.
FI regret the day your Glovely carcass caught my eye.
CBaby, you’re where Amdreams go to die.
FI’ve gotta get away, I don’t Gwant to but I have to try.
Oh, AmbabyF  
Am Fm C
[Interlude]
(verse chords)
Baby, you’re where dreams go to die.
I regret the day your lovely carcass caught my eye.
Baby, you’re where dreams go to die.
I’ve gotta get away, I don’t want to but I have to try.
Oh, Ambaby
Woah, Fbaby
Woah, Ambaby
Oh, Fmbaby
CPlease
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# This represents the author's own work and interpretation of the #
# song. To be used only for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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