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Follow
Capo 3
Intro:
Em C G
EmI don't need to fall asleCep until you're homGe
EmI cannot convince myself Cthat I'm okay aloneD  
EmAs the world outside my wCindow turns to blackG  
How did it Emcome to that?C  G  
BRIDGE:
DTime slowEms to a halCt
DI'm blinEmd to a faultC  
CHORUS:
GOhhhhhhhhDh, who do I foEmllow? Who do I fCollow?
GI can't Dget to tomorEmrow, Get to tomCorrow without 
GyoooooooooooDooou, yoEmooooooooooooooooCooou
GOhhhhhhhhhDh, who do I fEmollow? Who do I foCllow?
EmThe clock keeps turning, tCicking mockinGgly
EmI try to close my eCyes, picture yDou in front of me
EmBut my mind won't stop these evCergoing gaGmes
EMAnd now, I'm Cwide awaGke
BRIDGE
CHORUS
 G-  D-  Em- C  
Oh, who do I follow?
Who do I follow?
Oh, who do I follow?
Who do I follow?
Oh, who do I follow?
Who do I follow?
CHORUS

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Hi this is my first time submitting a tab, I was just listening to the song and I

figured out a really simple way to play this awesome song

Capo 3

Intro:

Em C G

I don't need to fall asleep until you're home

Em C D

I cannot convince myself that I'm okay alone

Em C G

As the world outside my window turns to black

Em C G

How did it come to that?

BRIDGE:

D Em C

Time slows to a halt

D Em C

I'm blind to a fault

CHORUS:

G D Em C

Ohhhhhhhhh, who do I follow? Who do I follow?

G D Em C

I can't get to tomorrow, Get to tomorrow without

G D Em C

yoooooooooooooou, yoooooooooooooooooooou

G D Em C

Ohhhhhhhhhh, who do I follow? Who do I follow?

Em C G

The clock keeps turning, ticking mockingly

Em C D

I try to close my eyes, picture you in front of me

Em C G

But my mind won't stop these evergoing games

EM C G

And now, I'm wide awake

BRIDGE

CHORUS

G D Em C

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Oh, who do I follow?

Who do I follow?

Oh, who do I follow?

Who do I follow?

Oh, who do I follow?

Who do I follow?

CHORUS

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