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[Verse 1]
BmShe's driving home Sunday mGorning, with the
Bmheat turned up, the windows rolled down to the Gedge.
BmAnd yesterday, snowed for the Afirst time.
Now Dno one's on the Willis Avenue BrGidge.
[Chorus 1]
Used to be a Dhard merge.G  
Used to be a Dhard merge.G  
[Verse 2]
BmShe's thinking back on New York GCity, the first
Bmboy she kissed, the first Gboy that she crossed.
Now Bmeverybody's in their A20s. Look who got
Dmarried, look who's Glost.
[Chorus 2]
Used to be a Dheartbreak.
Used to be a Gheartbreak.
Used to be a Dheartbreak.
AAnd the fall of G100 things,D  Bm  
the Ahint of an GopenDing.
[Verse 3]
BmDays like this, it's hard to Gpull over, hard to hold
Bmall of the memories in your mGind.
BmShe tries to readjust the reaArview, so Dno one has to
ever fall far Gbehind.
[Chorus 3]
Used to be much Dharder.
Used to be much Gharder.
She used to be much Dharder.A  
And the fall of G100 Dthings,Bm  A  
the hint of an GopenDing.
And the Afall of G100 Dthings,Bm  A  
the hint of an oGpening.
[Bridge]
AmWith all the glass in New York GCity, it shoulDd
be harder to Chide, not so hard to Gfind your Dway back home.
AmThey can take back all their Gpity, it's noDt a one-
way Cride, nowhere to Ghold on, no goDing home,
no way to slow Cdown.G  D  
no way to slow Cdown.G  D  
no way to slow Cdown.G  
[Coda]
BmYesterday, snowed for the Afirst time.
Now Dno one's on the Willis Avenue GBridge.

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Willis Avenue Bridge

by David Berkeley

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[Verse 1]

Bm G

She's driving home Sunday morning, with the

Bm G

heat turned up, the windows rolled down to the edge.

Bm A

And yesterday, snowed for the first time.

D G

Now no one's on the Willis Avenue Bridge.

[Chorus 1]

D G

Used to be a hard merge.

D G

Used to be a hard merge.

[Verse 2]

Bm G

She's thinking back on New York City, the first

Bm G

boy she kissed, the first boy that she crossed.

Bm A

Now everybody's in their 20s. Look who got

D G

married, look who's lost.

[Chorus 2]

Used to be a heartbreak.

A G D Bm

And the fall of 100 things,

A G D

the hint of an opening.

[Verse 3]

Bm G

Days like this, it's hard to pull over, hard to hold

Bm G

all of the memories in your mind.

Bm A D

She tries to readjust the rearview, so no one has to

ever fall far behind.

[Chorus 3]

Used to be much harder.

D A

She used to be much harder.

G D Bm A

And the fall of 100 things,

G D

the hint of an opening.

A G D Bm A

And the fall of 100 things,

the hint of an opening.

[Bridge]

Am G D

With all the glass in New York City, it should

C G D

be harder to hide, not so hard to find your way back home.

Am G D

They can take back all their pity, it's not a one-

C G D

way ride, nowhere to hold on, no going home,

C G D

no way to slow down.

C G D

no way to slow down.

C G

no way to slow down.

[Coda]

Bm A

Yesterday, snowed for the first time.

D G

Now no one's on the Willis Avenue Bridge.

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