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This is the song "Wanting Out" off of the "Are You Happy Now?" single. It's a
really great song and not too hard to play! I don't have the little riff yet near
the end, though.
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Verse 1:
GI turned aroundBm  A  
And there you wereG  
Standing in front of meBm  A  
I can't ignorGe the fact thaBmt yAou
Were back for moreG  Bm  A  
It's kind of funny Gwhen you think about itBm  A  
It's kind of hard tGo agree to disagreeBm  A  
And now we're back to the sGtart. No but, no bBmutA  
like you want mGe to beBm  A  
Chorus:
So take me awayD  A  G  
'Cause I don't wDanna be hereA  G  
I should learn to speak up wBmhen Aenough is enoughG  
And I'm wanting outBm  A  
Verse 2:
EmAnd I'm wanting outG  
GI saw you smiling in that photographD  
And I remember hGow we used to laughD  
GBut that was BmthaAt
Forgive and forget is Gjust easiestBm  A  
Chorus
 Bm(hit C) D  
Chorus

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Wanting Out

by Michelle Branch

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This is the song "Wanting Out" off of the "Are You Happy Now?" single. It's a

really great song and not too hard to play! I don't have the little riff yet near

the end, though.

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Verse 1:

G Bm A

I turned around

And there you were

Bm A

Standing in front of me

G Bm A

I can't ignore the fact that you

G Bm A

Were back for more

G Bm A

It's kind of funny when you think about it

G Bm A

It's kind of hard to agree to disagree

G Bm A

And now we're back to the start. No but, no but

G Bm A

like you want me to be

Chorus:

D A G

So take me away

D A G

'Cause I don't wanna be here

Bm A G

I should learn to speak up when enough is enough

Bm A

And I'm wanting out

Verse 2:

Em G

And I'm wanting out

G D

I saw you smiling in that photograph

G D

And I remember how we used to laugh

G Bm A

But that was that

G Bm A

Forgive and forget is just easiest

Chorus

Bm C D

(hit )

Chorus

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