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A Stone Is A Stone

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Helena Deland - A Stone Is A Stone
[Intro]
E
[Verse 1]
Emaj7Think of something you've Bbmseen
Emaj7Break it down
Emaj7   Bbm
E
Emaj7Tell me as much as you Bbmcan
Emaj7Break it down for me
[Verse 2]
Emaj7Oh, how I love what you Bbmsee
Emaj7Make it sound like F#mI haven't even been G#mlistening
To a F#mword you Esay with your back to the Bbmwall
Emaj7Somehow now, F#mhow I got here, I G#mcan't recall
But F#mthen aG#mgain, F#mhere I Emaj7am
[Bridge]
Emaj7Thinking there has to have C#mbeen
BmSomeF#mthing Emaj7wrong
Since the Emaj7time when a stone was a C#mstone
NoBmw, wF#mhat do I Emaj7know?
Emaj7This is how you Ago
NBmow wF#mhat do I Emaj7know
Emaj7This is how you Ago
Bm  F#m
Emaj7
[Outro]
And Emaj7if again we must Ago, this time
Emaj7I know how to C#mgo about it like G#mI don't mind
F#mIt's my Bplight
To F#myou, my dear, again, good Emaj7night

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A Stone Is A Stone

by Helena Deland

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Chords in this song · guitar

Emaj7

Bbm

F#m

G#m

C#m

Helena Deland - A Stone Is A Stone

[Intro]

[Verse 1]

Emaj7 Bbm

Think of something you've seen

Emaj7

Break it down

Emaj7 Bbm

Tell me as much as you can

Emaj7

Break it down for me

[Verse 2]

Emaj7 Bbm

Oh, how I love what you see

Emaj7 F#m G#m

Make it sound like I haven't even been listening

F#m E Bbm

To a word you say with your back to the wall

Emaj7 F#m G#m

Somehow now, how I got here, I can't recall

F#m G#m F#m Emaj7

But then again, here I am

[Bridge]

Emaj7 C#m

Thinking there has to have been

Bm F#m Emaj7

Something wrong

Emaj7 C#m

Since the time when a stone was a stone

Bm F#m Emaj7

Now, what do I know?

Emaj7 A

This is how you go

Bm F#m Emaj7

Now what do I know

Emaj7 A

This is how you go

Bm F#m

Emaj7

[Outro]

Emaj7 A

And if again we must go, this time

Emaj7 C#m G#m

I know how to go about it like I don't mind

F#m B

It's my plight

F#m Emaj7

To you, my dear, again, good night

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