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Fault Line

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[Verse 1]
AI've been walking
C#mTalking to myself
DFollowing words
AIn my garden
AFlowers C#mburn
And Dturn back to the sun
AIt Ebegins, I rDun
[Chorus]
I should have F#mloved you the Efirst timDe
You were so F#mbright, I was Eso blindD  
I could have F#msaid that you were Eall mineD  
Why did I F#mleave you on the Efault line?A  
[Verse 2]
AIs it a thing to C#mdie for
Heavy heart of Dgold
A thing to C#mlie for
Something that I Asold
I've been walkiC#mng
Talking to myselDf
Following youA  
To my Eonly feDar
[Chorus]
I should have F#mloved you the Efirst timeD  
You were so F#mbright, I was Eso blindD  
I could have F#msaid that you were aEll mineD  
Why did I lF#meave you on the Efault line?A  
[Bridge]
RDunning around this crazy town
AIts a cold night on the Emain streets
DFalling out, falling in
AAnd all I can Ehear is your hand(?)
DStanding here, waiting there
AHit the white light, in a Eblue room
DI'm a fire, I can fight
I'm a Etwisted fucked up fool I know
[Chorus]
I should have F#mloved you the Efirst timDe
You were so F#mbright, I was Eso blindD  
I could have F#msaid that you were Eall mineD  
Why did I F#mleave you on the Efault line?A  
[Chorus]
I F#mshould have lEoved you Dthe first time
You were so F#mbright, I was Eso blindD  
I could have F#msaid that you were Eall mineD  
Why did I F#mleave you on the Efault line?A  

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Fault Line

by Jack River

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C#m

F#m

[Verse 1]

I've been walking

C#m

Talking to myself

Following words

In my garden

A C#m

Flowers burn

And turn back to the sun

A E D

It begins, I run

[Chorus]

F#m E D

I should have loved you the first time

F#m E D

You were so bright, I was so blind

F#m E D

I could have said that you were all mine

F#m E A

Why did I leave you on the fault line?

[Verse 2]

A C#m

Is it a thing to die for

Heavy heart of gold

C#m

A thing to lie for

Something that I sold

C#m

I've been walking

Talking to myself

Following you

E D

To my only fear

[Chorus]

F#m E D

I should have loved you the first time

F#m E D

You were so bright, I was so blind

F#m E D

I could have said that you were all mine

F#m E A

Why did I leave you on the fault line?

[Bridge]

Running around this crazy town

A E

Its a cold night on the main streets

Falling out, falling in

A E

And all I can hear is your hand(?)

Standing here, waiting there

A E

Hit the white light, in a blue room

I'm a fire, I can fight

I'm a twisted fucked up fool I know

[Chorus]

F#m E D

I should have loved you the first time

F#m E D

You were so bright, I was so blind

F#m E D

I could have said that you were all mine

F#m E A

Why did I leave you on the fault line?

[Chorus]

F#m E D

I should have loved you the first time

F#m E D

You were so bright, I was so blind

F#m E D

I could have said that you were all mine

F#m E A

Why did I leave you on the fault line?

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