My Hit And Run

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this song is one of my favorite songs of of Out Of The Vein. its pretty easy to play
these chords and sounds all right.
standard tuning
(low to high) EADGBe
AFeel the speed through the intersection
DSheets of rain I seek out cars
GHands in gloves grip handlebars
DRide alone to the pub in the dark
AI get a little wet but I don't have to park
AnDd the ligGhts start flashing green and red as I ride
A car turns left and I slide
Di can't turn back
Gi mDake contact
GBlinkDers smash into mosaic
TEMhen I start flying
GAlwDays think Awe get more time
EmNow fGlying through the air
Maybe Dliving Amaybe dying
EmIn tGhis Dmotor Acrash it's you who comes to mind
EmDon't we aGlways Dwish had Amore time
AI'm thrust slow mo through time and space
DDetails smash, protect my face
And tGhen I see yours
And go to a tDime wGhen wDe just knew
AMister death in the car below
DoeDsn't even slow
And away he goes
In the Gmajesty of a motor crash
YDou sGkid intDo my darkness
GSex and Ddeath, heartbreak and strife
WelEMl they give no warning
GAlwDays think Awe get more time
EmNow fGlying through the air
Maybe Dliving Amaybe dying
EmIn tGhis Dmotor Acrash it's you who comes to mind
EmIn thEMe red lDightAs and cathedrals there a sign
EmDon't we aDlways wish we had more time A  
HeGre it comes
Dmy hiAt and run
GAlwDays think Awe get more time
EmThen Gyou're flying through the air
With sDomeone Aon your mind
EmIn tGhe shattered Dglass Areflections there's a sign
Cause yGou were there and I wisDh we Ahad more time
AI Come down hard and roll to my feet
DAnd rain washes blood now off concrete
GPeople turn DawaGy aDnd I just had to laugh
GCause I'm DstAilEMl fAlyEinGg
GLiviDng AaEMnd AdyEinGg
GAlwDays think Awe get more time
EmYou'rGe flying through the air
with sDomeone on Ayour mind
EmIn tGhis DmotoArcycle crashing is a sign
Cause you were Gthere Dand I wiAsh we had more time
You weGre there
GAnd I'd like to Dthank mister death for what he's done
Cause AI got to EMwalk away from my hit and run
GMysterieDs are not Aso empty noEMw as they seemed
Cause I GsaDw youA  
EmAt my hiGt and run
DAt my hit Aand run
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