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Something Blue

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[intro]
 D   A/C#   Gx2
[Verse 1]
  DWe were yA/C#oung then, GI was barely sevenDteen
On the dA/C#riveway    Gthat one springtime evening
  DIn the bA/C#asement
Sleeping on my parents Dcouch
If I only kA/C#new then   Gwhat I know now
[Chorus]
  BmBorn to Gmaj7wonder (to Dwonder) like a Amoth drawn to a Gmaj7/Eflame
Did I lose my Gmaj7innoceEmnce or was it Gmaj7taken away?
  ACan't you see that I'm trying?Gmaj7  
 AI admit that I was lyingGmaj7  
  ASomething borrowed, something Gmaj7blue
  EmSomething good enough for Gmaj7you
  D A/C# G
D A/C# D/G
  D A/C# G
D A/C# D/G
[Chorus]
  BmBorn to Gmaj7wonder (to Dwonder) like a Amoth drawn to a Gmaj7/Eflame
I'd give Gmaj7anything   Emto go bGmaj7ack to the day
  ACan't you see that I'm trying?Gmaj7  
 AI admit that I was lyingGmaj7  
  ASomething borrowed, something Gmaj7blue
  EmSomething good enough for GyouGmaj7  
  EmSomething good enough for Gyou

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Something Blue

by Ellis (Canada)

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

A/C#

Gmaj7

Gmaj7/E

D/G

[intro]

D A/C# G

[Verse 1]

D A/C# G D

We were young then, I was barely seventeen

A/C# G

On the driveway that one springtime evening

D A/C#

In the basement

Sleeping on my parents couch

A/C# G

If I only knew then what I know now

[Chorus]

Bm Gmaj7 D A Gmaj7/E

Born to wonder (to wonder) like a moth drawn to a flame

Gmaj7 Em Gmaj7

Did I lose my innocence or was it taken away?

A Gmaj7

Can't you see that I'm trying?

A Gmaj7

I admit that I was lying

A Gmaj7

Something borrowed, something blue

Em Gmaj7

Something good enough for you

D A/C# G

D A/C# D/G

D A/C# G

D A/C# D/G

[Chorus]

Bm Gmaj7 D A Gmaj7/E

Born to wonder (to wonder) like a moth drawn to a flame

Gmaj7 Em Gmaj7

I'd give anything to go back to the day

A Gmaj7

Can't you see that I'm trying?

A Gmaj7

I admit that I was lying

A Gmaj7

Something borrowed, something blue

Em G Gmaj7

Something good enough for you

Em G

Something good enough for you

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