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Lake

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[Intro]
Bm A G D
Bm A E
Bm E A
[Verse 1]
BmKnowledge and Askepticals
GWater and Dchemicals
BmChin up and Alower the Eshield
BmAssuming the Eclosed wound is Ahealed
[Chorus]
DSunset Gwindow Alooks at the Dlake
DWith a certain Gvisage that is quite
ADifficult to Dbreak
DWith a word or a Gjab
From a Apen or a Dstone
DYou're better off Gflying
Than Abeing aDlone
[Verse 2]
BmBirds at the Aharbor
GFish-eating Dmartyrs
BmFollow the Afloating dEebris
BmI'm glad they're not Efollowing Ame
[Chorus]
DSunset Gwindow Alooks at the Dlake
DWith a certain Gvisage that is quite
ADifficult to Dbreak
DWith a word or a Gjab
From a Apen or a Dstone
DYou're better off Gflying
Than Abeing aDlone
[Chorus]
DSunset Gwindow Alooks at the Dlake
DWith a certain Gvisage that is quite
ADifficult to Dbreak
DWith a word or a Gjab
From a Apen or a Dstone
DYou're better off Gflying
Than Abeing aDlone
[Outro]
D

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Lake

by Jack Stauber

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

[Intro]

Bm A G D

Bm A E

Bm E A

[Verse 1]

Bm A

Knowledge and skepticals

G D

Water and chemicals

Bm A E

Chin up and lower the shield

Bm E A

Assuming the closed wound is healed

[Chorus]

D G A D

Sunset window looks at the lake

D G

With a certain visage that is quite

A D

Difficult to break

D G

With a word or a jab

A D

From a pen or a stone

D G

You're better off flying

A D

Than being alone

[Verse 2]

Bm A

Birds at the harbor

G D

Fish-eating martyrs

Bm A E

Follow the floating debris

Bm E A

I'm glad they're not following me

[Chorus]

D G A D

Sunset window looks at the lake

D G

With a certain visage that is quite

A D

Difficult to break

D G

With a word or a jab

A D

From a pen or a stone

D G

You're better off flying

A D

Than being alone

[Chorus]

D G A D

Sunset window looks at the lake

D G

With a certain visage that is quite

A D

Difficult to break

D G

With a word or a jab

A D

From a pen or a stone

D G

You're better off flying

A D

Than being alone

[Outro]

About Lake Chords by Jack Stauber

Learn how to play Lake by Jack Stauber with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Lake chords”, “Lake guitar chords”, or “Jack Stauber Lake chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Lake chords and for experienced players who want accurate Lake lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Bm, A, G, D, E.

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