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Worlds Apart
Vince Gill
[Verse]
ThAere's nothing quite as loEnely
AF#ms a sky that turns to gDrey
Or Aa love that just starts Edyin'
AnF#md slowly fades aDway
[Chorus]
YoCu were my best compGanion
NCow we lie silent in the Gdark
WChy do you and me have to Bmbe Bworlds apaErt
[Verse]
ThAere's nothing quite as emEpty
As F#mwhen children gDo away
AnAd all that's left are memEories
Of F#mall those yesteDrdays
[Chorus]
YoCu can't understand Gthe feeling
'TCill it finds its waGy to your heart
WChy do you and me have to Bmbe Bworlds apaErt
[Instrumental]
A E F#m D
C G C G C D E
[Verse]
ThAere's nothing quite as ugEly
As F#mtwo people full Dof hate
WeA'll all end up as eqEuals
WhF#men we stand at hDeaven's gate
[Chorus]
LoCve is still the ansGwer
ItC's the only place tGo start
WChy do you and me have to Bmbe Bworlds apaErt
LoCve is still the ansGwer
ItC's the only place tGo start
WChy do you and me have to Bmbe Bworlds apaErt

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Worlds Apart

by Vince Gill

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F#m

Worlds Apart

Vince Gill

[Verse]

A E

There's nothing quite as lonely

F#m D

As a sky that turns to grey

A E

Or a love that just starts dyin'

F#m D

And slowly fades away

[Chorus]

C G

You were my best companion

C G

Now we lie silent in the dark

C Bm B E

Why do you and me have to be worlds apart

[Verse]

A E

There's nothing quite as empty

F#m D

As when children go away

A E

And all that's left are memories

F#m D

Of all those yesterdays

[Chorus]

C G

You can't understand the feeling

C G

'Till it finds its way to your heart

C Bm B E

Why do you and me have to be worlds apart

[Instrumental]

A E F#m D

C G C G C D E

[Verse]

A E

There's nothing quite as ugly

F#m D

As two people full of hate

A E

We'll all end up as equals

F#m D

When we stand at heaven's gate

[Chorus]

C G

Love is still the answer

C G

It's the only place to start

C Bm B E

Why do you and me have to be worlds apart

C G

Love is still the answer

C G

It's the only place to start

C Bm B E

Why do you and me have to be worlds apart

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