The Beds Too Big Without You

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Throughout the whole song the notes G F# G F# G F# are played during the E Minors.
Intro
Fade in
Am Bm Em Am Bm Em
Am Bm C Am Em C Am Em
C Am Bm Am Em
Bm   Am   Emx3
Verse 1
AmBBmed's too big withEmout you
AmColBmd wind blows right thEmru' that open door
AmI Bmcan't sleep witEmh your memory
AmDBmreaming dreams of Emwhat used to be
Verse 2
AmWhen she Bmleft I was cold inEmside
AmThat look on my Bmface was just Empride
AmNo regBmrets no love no Emtears
AmLiving on my Bmown was the Cleast of Ammy feEmars
Chorus
Bed's Ctoo big AmwithoEmut you
The bed's Ctoo big AmwithoEmut you
The Cbed's too bAmigBm  
AmWithout Emyou
Bm   Am   Emx3
Verse 3
AmSince that dBmay whEmen you'd gone
AmJust Bmhad too carry Emon
AmI get thru' Bmday but Emlate at night
AmMade love to my Bmpillow but it
Emdidn't feel right
Verse 4
AmEvery Bmday, just the Emsame
AmOld Bmrules for the same old Emgame
AmAll I Bmgained was Emheartache
AmAll I Bmmade was Cone miAmstakeEm  
Chorus
Now thCe bed's Amtoo bEmig without you
The bed's Ctoo big AmwithoEmut you
The Cbed's too bAmigBm  
AmWithout Emyou
Bm   Am   Emx3
Drum break
AmChorEmus
Bed's Ctoo big AmwithoEmut you
The bed's Ctoo big AmwithoEmut you
The Cbed's too bAmigBm  
AmWithout EmyouBm  
AmWithout Emyou
Fade out on
Bm Am Em
All chords in this song (4)

The story behind the song

The Police, an English rock band that rose to global popularity from the late 1970s, emerged from the British punk scene before expanding into new wave and reggae rock. This song, appearing on a live release, captures the feeling of profound emptiness and loneliness that follows a separation. The title itself paints a vivid picture of a once-shared space now feeling vast and cold without the presence of a loved one. It plays like a poignant reflection on absence and the lingering imprint of intimacy.

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