On Your Porch

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Capo on fret 4 (as written in this song)

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Capo 4
Cadd9I was on your porchG,
Cadd9The smoke sank into Gmy skin,
Cadd9So I came inside to Gbe with you,D  
Cadd9We talked all nGight,
Cadd9About everythinGg you could imagine,
Cadd9'Cause come the Gmorning, I'll be Dgone,
AmAnd as our eyes start to clDose,
AmI turn to you and I let you Dknow,
That I love youCadd9. G  Cadd9  G  Cadd9  G  D  
Cadd9Well, my dad waGs sick,
Cadd9My mom she careGd for him,
Cadd9Her loving nursGed him back to Dlife,
Cadd9And me, I rGan, Cadd9I couldn't even look at him, G  
Cadd9For fear I'd haGve to say goodDbye,
AmAnd as I start to Dleave,
AmHe grabs me by the shoulder and he tells Dme,
"Whats left to lose? G  
You've done enough, Em  
AmAnd if you fail then you fail but not to Dus,
'Cause these last three years, G  
I know they have been hard, Em  
But now it's time to get Amout of the desert and into the sun,D  
Even if its alone." Cadd9  
Cadd9So now here I sGit,
Cadd9In a hotel off of SunsGet
Cadd9My thoughts bouGnce off Sam's gDuitar,
Cadd9And thats the way its been, G  
Cadd9Ever since we were kids, but nowG,
Cadd9Now, we've got Gsomething to prDove,
AmAnd I, I can see their eyes, D  
Then tell me somAmething, can they see mine? D  
'Cause whats left to lose? G  
I've done Emenough,
And if I fail Amthen I fail but I gave it a shotD,
'Cause these last three yearsG  
I know they have been hard, Em  
But now it's time to get Amout of the desert and into the sun, D  
Even if it's aCadd9lone,G  Cadd9  G  Cadd9  G  D  
(Even if it's alone)
Even if it's alone.
Cadd9I was on your porch last night,G  
Cadd9   G   D   Emwith a few extra notes (see below)
The smoke, it sank into my skin.
Em with a few extra notes:
e---3---|
B---3---|
G---0---|
D---2---|
A---2---|
E---x---|
Note: The tab on here is pretty much correct, If you want to play the song exactly
the way The Format plays it, I recommend using that. I, personally, like to change
the song from the original. I play with my own strum pattern and with Capo 1 as it
fits my range. Feel free to do with it what you like.

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