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Intro + Verse     Bridge
-------------     -----------
    Ax02220           E022100
  C#mx46654          F#244322
   F#244322           G355433
    Dxx0232         F#m244222
                    C#mx46654
                      Bx2444x
[Intro]
A  C#m
F#
D  A
[Verse 1]
AAndy, the summer’s C#mover
I never F#noticed
Did you Dreally think it’d leave so Afast
[Verse 2]
This Amorning was feeling C#mcolder
We’re one year F#older
Did you Dreally think we’d feel so Abad
[Bridge 1]
  EIt helped me F#through spring
  Just to Gdream of what it might beF#mcome
  EWoke up to C#mfind it’d been here and F#goneB  
[Verse 3]
AAndy, it scares me C#msober
To think it’s F#over
Did you Dreally think we’d feel so Abad
[Solo]
A  C#m
F#
D  A
[Bridge 2]
  EIt helped me F#through spring
  Just to Gdream of what it might beF#mcome
  EWoke up to C#mfind it’d been here and F#goneB  
[Verse 4]
AAndy, the summer’s C#mover
I never F#noticed
Did you Dreally think it’d leave so Afast
Did you Dreally think it’d leave so Afast
Did you Dreally think it’d leave so Afast

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Andy

by Mike Oneill

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

C#m

F#m

Intro + Verse Bridge

------------- -----------

A E

x02220 022100

C#m F#

x46654 244322

F# G

244322 355433

D F#m

xx0232 244222

C#m

x46654

x2444x

[Intro]

A C#m

D A

[Verse 1]

A C#m

Andy, the summer’s over

I never noticed

D A

Did you really think it’d leave so fast

[Verse 2]

A C#m

This morning was feeling colder

We’re one year older

D A

Did you really think we’d feel so bad

[Bridge 1]

E F#

It helped me through spring

G F#m

Just to dream of what it might become

E C#m F# B

Woke up to find it’d been here and gone

[Verse 3]

A C#m

Andy, it scares me sober

To think it’s over

D A

Did you really think we’d feel so bad

[Solo]

A C#m

D A

[Bridge 2]

E F#

It helped me through spring

G F#m

Just to dream of what it might become

E C#m F# B

Woke up to find it’d been here and gone

[Verse 4]

A C#m

Andy, the summer’s over

I never noticed

D A

Did you really think it’d leave so fast

D A

Did you really think it’d leave so fast

D A

Did you really think it’d leave so fast

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