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(Capo 2)
Intro:   G  G  
Verse 1
GPut down the gun, unclench your fists
DYou don't need to go like this
CTake a step back and unlock the Gdoor
Verse 2
GI know you've got a broken heart from head to toe
DYou're covered in bandages so it won't show
CBut you don't need to run, run from your blood and Gbones
Refrain
G->A->                  C  G  
L o v e   your blood and bones 
G->A->                  C  G  
L o v e   your blood and bones 
Verse 3
GYou're paralyzed by city streets
DYou'd rather walk on blank defeat
CAnd cry for the life that you can't seem to live anyGmore
Verse 4
GBut nobody needs you to smile today
DIt takes a while to fight through the grey
CIt takes a while to fight through the Gpain
Refrain
G->A->                  C  G  
L o v e   your blood and bones 
G->A->                  C  G  
L o v e   your blood and bones 
End
CYou can't cDhange what you already Gknow
So Clove your Dblood and Gbones
So Clove your Dblood and Gbones

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Blood And Bones

by Drew Tabor

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 2 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

(Capo 2)

G G

Intro:

Verse 1

Put down the gun, unclench your fists

You don't need to go like this

C G

Take a step back and unlock the door

Verse 2

I know you've got a broken heart from head to toe

You're covered in bandages so it won't show

C G

But you don't need to run, run from your blood and bones

Refrain

G A C G

->->

L o v e your blood and bones

G A C G

->->

L o v e your blood and bones

Verse 3

You're paralyzed by city streets

You'd rather walk on blank defeat

C G

And cry for the life that you can't seem to live anymore

Verse 4

But nobody needs you to smile today

It takes a while to fight through the grey

C G

It takes a while to fight through the pain

Refrain

G A C G

->->

L o v e your blood and bones

G A C G

->->

L o v e your blood and bones

End

C D G

You can't change what you already know

C D G

So love your blood and bones

C D G

So love your blood and bones

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