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Capo 1
[Verse 1]
GHe brushed against mDy hand so lightly
GWaiting in a lDine
GI saw his wedding bBmand and Ahe saw Gmine, he saw mine
GSmall talk in the driDveway
GThat's where it should hDave stopped
GBut he said I know a Bmplace, AI know a pGlace
And we went out to CDastle Rock
[Interlude]
G   D    G    D
[Verse 2]
GAnd every lie we tolDd came easy
GFor half a yeaDr or more
G'Til we ran into soBmme friends down oAn the sGhore, on the shore
GWe said goodbye politDely
GThat's when we should haDve stopped
GBut something called uBms back, alAways called Gus back
Back to Castle RoDck
[Interlude]
G   D    G    D
{Verse 3]
GHe found us by the sDea that Sunday
GLying in the sDun
GWe tried to keep hiBmm calm aAnd drop Ghis gun, drop his gun
GCrimson in the waterD  
GWent to speak but could Dnot talk
GWe flew out above thBme land, Aflying hanGd in hand
Out and over Castle DRock
[Outro]
G   D    G    D

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Castle Rock

by Barnaby Bright

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 1 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

Capo 1

[Verse 1]

G D

He brushed against my hand so lightly

G D

Waiting in a line

G Bm A G

I saw his wedding band and he saw mine, he saw mine

G D

Small talk in the driveway

G D

That's where it should have stopped

G Bm A G

But he said I know a place, I know a place

And we went out to Castle Rock

[Interlude]

G D G D

[Verse 2]

G D

And every lie we told came easy

G D

For half a year or more

G Bm A G

'Til we ran into some friends down on the shore, on the shore

G D

We said goodbye politely

G D

That's when we should have stopped

G Bm A G

But something called us back, always called us back

Back to Castle Rock

[Interlude]

G D G D

{Verse 3]

G D

He found us by the sea that Sunday

G D

Lying in the sun

G Bm A G

We tried to keep him calm and drop his gun, drop his gun

G D

Crimson in the water

G D

Went to speak but could not talk

G Bm A G

We flew out above the land, flying hand in hand

Out and over Castle Rock

[Outro]

G D G D

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