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Eminor

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Who will stay? Who will stay? Who will stay?
EmAll of my days - who will Amstay, who will stay?
EmAll of my days - who will Amstay?
EmEach passing face - who will Amstay, who will stay?
EmEach passing face - who will Amstay?
CJanDey, I Emcannot lay my head to rest
While I'm CchangDing, it Emdoesn't mean you're second best
IC'm still learDning that EmI am not my own
So I Cwon't Dcall you Emhome
So I Cwon't Dcall you Emhome
You're not mCine, you're not Dmine, you're not Emmine (x4)
BmShifting shadows fall, some they tAmake, some remain
I remEmember how it felt now moving Amon
Will those Bmhands and those words Amfind that calm and steady pace 
EnEmough to not let it slip awAmay?
EnEmough to not let it slip awAmay?
CJanDey, I Emcannot lay my head to rest
While I'm CchangDing, it Emdoesn't mean you're second best
IC'm still learDning that EmI am not my own
So I Cwon't Dcall you Emhome
So I Cwon't Dcall you Emhome
You're not mCine, you're not Dmine, you're not Emmine (x4)

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Not Mine

by Joseph

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Who will stay? Who will stay? Who will stay?

Em Am

All of my days - who will stay, who will stay?

Em Am

All of my days - who will stay?

Em Am

Each passing face - who will stay, who will stay?

Em Am

Each passing face - who will stay?

C D Em

Janey, I cannot lay my head to rest

C D Em

While I'm changing, it doesn't mean you're second best

C D Em

I'm still learning that I am not my own

C D Em

So I won't call you home

C D Em

So I won't call you home

C D Em

You're not mine, you're not mine, you're not mine (x4)

Bm Am

Shifting shadows fall, some they take, some remain

Em Am

I remember how it felt now moving on

Bm Am

Will those hands and those words find that calm and steady pace

Em Am

Enough to not let it slip away?

Em Am

Enough to not let it slip away?

C D Em

Janey, I cannot lay my head to rest

C D Em

While I'm changing, it doesn't mean you're second best

C D Em

I'm still learning that I am not my own

C D Em

So I won't call you home

C D Em

So I won't call you home

C D Em

You're not mine, you're not mine, you're not mine (x4)

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