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An End Has A Start

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Capo on 2nd fred!
      Am      Em     C    G(Dadd9)?
|--0-----0-----0---3-----5--|        At the End there is a chrord i don't know.
|--1-----0-----1—--0-----3--|        You should watch the video to see....
|--2-----0-----0-—-0-----0--|
|--2-----2-----2—--0-----5--|
|--0-----2-----3-—-2-----5--|
|--x-----0-----x—--3-----x--|
[Intro]
      Am       Em        C       Em2x
[Verse 1]
AmI don't think that Emit's
Gonna Crain again Emtoday
There's a Amdevil at your Emside
But an Cangel on her Emway
[Chorus]
Dadd9Someone hit the lAmight
'Cause there's Cmore here to be Emseen
Dadd9When you caught my Ameye
I saw Ceverywhere I'd Embeen
And wanna gDadd9o to
You Amcame on your ownEm  
That's Ghow you'll lDadd9eave
With Amhope in your handsEm  
And Gair to Dadd9breathe
      Am       Em        C       Em2x
[Verse 2]
AmI won't disaEmppoint you
As you Cfall Emapart
AmSome things should be Emsimple
Even an Cend has a Emstart
[Chorus]
Dadd9Someone hit the ligAmht
'Cause there's Cmore here to be Emseen
Dadd9When you caught my Ameye
I saw Ceverywhere I'd Embeen
And wanna gDadd9o to
You Amcame on your ownEm  
That's Ghow you'll lDadd9eave
With Amhope in your Emhands
And Gair to Dadd9breathe
[Bridge]
You lose AmeverythingEm  
GBy the Dadd9end
Still my Ambroken limbsEm  
You Gfind time to Dadd9mend
AmMore and Emmore Dadd9people fighBmt
AmI know are Emgetting Dadd9ill
AmPull someEmthing good Dadd9fromBm  
Am    Em     Dadd9   (the same here)
The ashes now be still
[Chorus]
You Amcame on your ownEm  
That's Ghow you'll lDadd9eave
With Amhope in your handsEm  
And Gair to Dadd9breathe
You Amlose everythingEm  
GBy the Dadd9end
Still my Ambroken limbsEm  
You Gfind time to Dadd9mend
You Amcame on your ownEm  
That's Ghow you'll lDadd9eave
You cAmame on your ownEm  
That's Ghow you'll lDadd9eave
      Am       Em        C       Em2x
End
You Amcame on your ownEm  
C                      Em
You Amcame on your ownEm  
C                      Em

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An End Has A Start

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Dadd9

Capo on 2nd fred!

Am Em C G Dadd9

()?

|--0-----0-----0---3-----5--| At the End there is a chrord i don't know.

|--1-----0-----1—--0-----3--| You should watch the video to see....

|--2-----0-----0-—-0-----0--|

|--2-----2-----2—--0-----5--|

|--0-----2-----3-—-2-----5--|

|--x-----0-----x—--3-----x--|

[Intro]

Am Em C Em

[Verse 1]

Am Em

I don't think that it's

C Em

Gonna rain again today

Am Em

There's a devil at your side

C Em

But an angel on her way

[Chorus]

Dadd9 Am

Someone hit the light

C Em

'Cause there's more here to be seen

Dadd9 Am

When you caught my eye

C Em

I saw everywhere I'd been

Dadd9

And wanna go to

Am Em

You came on your own

G Dadd9

That's how you'll leave

Am Em

With hope in your hands

G Dadd9

And air to breathe

Am Em C Em

[Verse 2]

Am Em

I won't disappoint you

C Em

As you fall apart

Am Em

Some things should be simple

C Em

Even an end has a start

[Chorus]

Dadd9 Am

Someone hit the light

C Em

'Cause there's more here to be seen

Dadd9 Am

When you caught my eye

C Em

I saw everywhere I'd been

Dadd9

And wanna go to

Am Em

You came on your own

G Dadd9

That's how you'll leave

Am Em

With hope in your hands

G Dadd9

And air to breathe

[Bridge]

Am Em

You lose everything

G Dadd9

By the end

Am Em

Still my broken limbs

G Dadd9

You find time to mend

Am Em Dadd9 Bm

More and more people fight

Am Em Dadd9

I know are getting ill

Am Em Dadd9 Bm

Pull something good from

Am Em Dadd9 (the same here)

The ashes now be still

[Chorus]

Am Em

You came on your own

G Dadd9

That's how you'll leave

Am Em

With hope in your hands

G Dadd9

And air to breathe

Am Em

You lose everything

G Dadd9

By the end

Am Em

Still my broken limbs

G Dadd9

You find time to mend

Am Em

You came on your own

G Dadd9

That's how you'll leave

Am Em

You came on your own

G Dadd9

That's how you'll leave

Am Em C Em

End

Am Em

You came on your own

C Em

Am Em

You came on your own

C Em

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