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[Intro]
 C   Am(4x)
F Fm/G# C Cmaj7
F Fm/G# Am G
[Verse]
  Fmaj7all my friends 
all those Cmaj7rapid losing eAmnds can't show me Cmaj7  
  Fmaj7how I should be wearing my coCmaj7at
against the cAmold 
  Cmaj7where good intentions croak 
  Fmaj7I walk a road and it's called hCmaj7ome Am  
  Cmaj7and the part of me
  Fmaj7that's about to die   
would never tell you a crCmaj7uel   lAmie Cmaj7  
[Chorus]
   Bmhoarse Eghosts 
  Bmnow live where all Eour hopes froze 
  Bmand indifference 
  Eis the prime distance 
that's Bmhow the story gEoes 
[Verse]
through what's best left untold 
the old neighbourhoods 
all the sad houses stare 
could you find warmth around here cutting through the woods 
I walk a road and it's called home
and the part of me 
that's about to cry 
won't leave me dry 
is all I can satisfy 
[Chorus]
   Bmhoarse Eghosts 
  Bmnow live where all Eour hopes froze 
  Bmand indifference 
  Eis the prime distance 
that's Bmhow the story gEoes 

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Roads Home

by The Bear Quartet

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Fm/G#

Cmaj7

Fmaj7

[Intro]

C Am

(4x)

F Fm/G# C Cmaj7

F Fm/G# Am G

[Verse]

Fmaj7

all my friends

Cmaj7 Am Cmaj7

all those rapid losing ends can't show me

Fmaj7 Cmaj7

how I should be wearing my coat

against the cold

Cmaj7

where good intentions croak

Fmaj7 Cmaj7 Am

I walk a road and it's called home

Cmaj7

and the part of me

Fmaj7

that's about to die

Cmaj7 Am Cmaj7

would never tell you a cruel lie

[Chorus]

Bm E

hoarse ghosts

Bm E

now live where all our hopes froze

and indifference

is the prime distance

Bm E

that's how the story goes

[Verse]

through what's best left untold

the old neighbourhoods

all the sad houses stare

could you find warmth around here cutting through the woods

I walk a road and it's called home

and the part of me

that's about to cry

won't leave me dry

is all I can satisfy

[Chorus]

Bm E

hoarse ghosts

Bm E

now live where all our hopes froze

and indifference

is the prime distance

Bm E

that's how the story goes

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