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4Th And Roebling

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Emajor
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ESunshine stretching like vC#malley riverbeds,
They cEall my name from down the hF#7all.
And iAf I would leave would you go with Eme?
Would you lay me down to get my slF#7eep?
I Edon’t know if I use my head the C#mright way,
But thEen again who’s to say that I’m F#7wrong?
I’m sAick of this longing but I feel to dulEl, when it’s gone.F#7  
LivAing lives in two places wears my soC#mul too thin,
I was wEalking from the station just to meF#7et you in the morning,
I beAlieve in dawned on me, I don’t know C#mwhere I began,
I was wEalking from the station just to meeF#7t you.
I ain’t the Asame anymore, I ain’t the Eaugsame from before,
You’ve gone and chEanged I’m sure, I’m tF#7rying to find the right words.
I ain’t the sAame anymore, you’ve gone and cC#mhanged I’m sure,
You’ve gone and cEhanged from before and I’m trF#7ying to find the right words,
It’s the diffBerence between us worth a thoAmusand diamond rings.
ESunshine, I believe we’re headed the C#mright way,
But tEhen again I can’t quite tell for F#7sure.
‘Cause we’re rAunning to the west to let our hands touch doEwn,
Where you left me in the dark so long F#7before.
EWalking, street posts lying like dF#7aylight,
But I kAnow it won’t be light here for much Emore,
So I’m sF#7talling and I’m frightened and I’m sinking dowAn to the flC#moor.F#7  
ALiving lives in two places wears my sC#moul too thin,
I was Ewalking from the station just to mF#7eet you in the morning,
I bAelieve in dawned on me, I don’t know wC#mhere I began,
I was Ewalking from the station just to meeF#7t you.
I ain’t the Asame anymore, I ain’t the Eaugsame from before,
You’ve gone and chEanged I’m sure, I’m tF#7rying to find the right words.
I ain’t the sAame anymore, you’ve gone and cC#mhanged I’m sure,
You’ve gone and cEhanged from before and I’m trF#7ying to find the right words,
It’s the diffAerence between us worth a thoAmusand diamond rings.
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