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[Verse 1]
Em/AWho knows what's in the end of the C5tunnel?
ESome say there's a light and some say G7/Dthey have been there.
Em/AWho knows what's on the turn side of this C5cloak.
perhaps something beautifuEl.
Who knows and who really G7/Dwants to know.
[Pre-Chorus]
AmYearn to be the boy sitting in the G7/Dcorner, a person who was born to be Amgone.
While the boy's looking back. would you G7/Drather have a rapist father than have no reason Amto live.
But after G7/Dall... 
[Chorus]
We all have a reason to Amsway.C5  B5  
We all have a reason to Amsway. C5  Em/B  
But does the rope Amreally C5bring you B5hope?
[Verse 2]
Am   Fma7
AmAren't you scared what will G7/Dhappen after you're Amgone.
AmWhat will happen when I'm gone? I'm Afraid!
[Chorus]
We all have a reason to Amsway.C5  B5  
We all have a reason to Amsway. C5  Em/B  
But does the rope Amreally C5bring you B5hope?

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End Of The Tunnel

by Cecil Opia

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Em/A

G7/D

Em/B

Fma7

[Verse 1]

Em/A C5

Who knows what's in the end of the tunnel?

E G7/D

Some say there's a light and some say they have been there.

Em/A C5

Who knows what's on the turn side of this cloak.

perhaps something beautiful.

G7/D

Who knows and who really wants to know.

[Pre-Chorus]

Am G7/D Am

Yearn to be the boy sitting in the corner, a person who was born to be gone.

G7/D Am

While the boy's looking back. would you rather have a rapist father than have no reason to live.

G7/D

But after all...

[Chorus]

Am C5 B5

We all have a reason to sway.

Am C5 Em/B

We all have a reason to sway.

Am C5 B5

But does the rope really bring you hope?

[Verse 2]

Am Fma7

Am G7/D Am

Aren't you scared what will happen after you're gone.

What will happen when I'm gone? I'm Afraid!

[Chorus]

Am C5 B5

We all have a reason to sway.

Am C5 Em/B

We all have a reason to sway.

Am C5 B5

But does the rope really bring you hope?

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