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Where To Start - Lou Doillon
Tab by Stan Cast
GI wouldn't know
Where to startBm  
If you ever wEmill to ask me
If I ever Ckind to say
So it's this Gwhat
You're proposing to Bmme
The fronEmt seat
to your parade
To setCtle this 
It's seems pointlesGs to explain
Just givBme it a stand
If oEmnly you noticed
If only Cyou do
I've got to stop Bmthis obsessionC  
I've got to stay fBmor my reasonC  
Let the film Bmroll
Without meG  
I'm always waitingG  
For what comes for youBm  
EmKnees break for being down
CSeek a little love here and there
But I don't blame Gyou
For the endBm  
The show Emthe lights
Maybe myself Cfor taking part
It's seems poGintless to explain
Just givBme it a stand
If oEmnly you noticed
If only Cyou do
I've got to stop Bmthis obsessionC  
I've got to stay fBmor my reasonC  
Let the film Bmroll
Without meG  
I've got to stop Bmthis obsessionC  
I've got to stay fBmor my reasonC  
Let the film Bmroll
Without meG  

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Where To Start

by Lou Doillon

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Where To Start - Lou Doillon

Tab by Stan Cast

I wouldn't know

Where to start

If you ever will to ask me

If I ever kind to say

So it's this what

You're proposing to me

The front seat

to your parade

To settle this

It's seems pointless to explain

Just give it a stand

If only you noticed

If only you do

Bm C

I've got to stop this obsession

Bm C

I've got to stay for my reason

Let the film roll

Without me

I'm always waiting

For what comes for you

Knees break for being down

Seek a little love here and there

But I don't blame you

For the end

The show the lights

Maybe myself for taking part

It's seems pointless to explain

Just give it a stand

If only you noticed

If only you do

Bm C

I've got to stop this obsession

Bm C

I've got to stay for my reason

Let the film roll

Without me

Bm C

I've got to stop this obsession

Bm C

I've got to stay for my reason

Let the film roll

Without me

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