Something Vague

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(F) (C) (G) (Am)
e|----1----------0-------------3-------------0-|
B|----1--1h3p1---1----1h3p1----0----0h3p0----1-|
G|----2----------0-------------0-------------2-|
D|-3-------------2-------------0-------------2-|
A|------------3----------------2----------0----|
E|--------------------------3------------------|
(F) (C) (G) (G)
e|----1----------0-------------3---------3----|
B|----1--1h3p1---1----1h3p1----0---------0----|
G|----2----------0-------------0---------0----|
D|-3-------------2-------------0---------0----|
A|------------3----------------2---------2----|
E|--------------------------3--------3-3------|
FNow and aCgain it seems Gworse than it Amis
But Fmostly the Cview is Gaccurate.
You see your Fbreath in the Cair as you Gclimb up the Amstairs
to that Fcoffin you Ccall your aGpartment.
And you Amsink in your Echair
Brush the Csnow from your Ghair
And Cdrink the Gcold aFway
You are Amnot really Esure
What you're Cdoing this Gfor
But you need Csomething to Gfill up the Fdays
A Amfew more Ehours
C G Am E
C G Am Am
There is a Fdream in my Cbrain that just Gwon't go aAmway
It's been Fstuck there since it Ccame a few Gnights ago
And I'm Fstanding on a Cbridge in the Gtown where I Amlived
As a Fkid with my Cmom and my Gbrothers
And then the Ambridge disapEpears
And I'm Cstanding on Gair
With Cnothing Gholding Fme
And I Amhang like a Estar
Fucking Cglow in the Gdark
For all those Cstarving Geyes to Fsee
Like the Amones we've Ewished on
(No guitar at this part, but if you want to keep playing)
But Cnow I'm conGfused
Is this Amdeath really Fyou?
CAnd do these Gdreams have any Ammeaning?
No, no, I think it's Cmore like a Gghost
That's been Amfollowing us Fboth
CSomething vGague that we're not sAmeeing
FSomething Cmore like a E7feeling
[Outro]
(F) (G) (C)
e|----1----------3-------------0----|
B|----1--1h3p1---0----1h3p1----1----|
G|----2----------0-------------0----|
D|-3-------------0-------------2----|
A|---------------2-------------3----|
E|------------3---------------------|
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