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Ill Get Over It

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I'm not sure if it's correct but I'm pretty sure.
have fun!!
Intro:
C  F  Am  F
Verse 1:
She came Cover last night 
and said she waFnted to talk 
But I didAmn't tFhink she seemed herself 
SChe wore my favorite blue shirt 
and tonight FI knew 
I didn't waAmnna bFe with anyone else 
Verse 2:
And then tChe next 10 minutes 
of my Flife were a blur 
I coulAmdn't believe what she sFaid 
She said she thouCght that we might be better off friFends 
I said I thouAmght I'd be better off deFad 
Bridge:
CKnees are shaking 
and these palms Fare sweating 
while this hearAmt is breaking 
  C F Am C  (or something I’m not sure)
can this be ordinary love? 
Chorus:
CWhoa WhoGa Am  
AmJust clFose your eyCes, it'lFl all be over soon    
Verse 3:
Now I'm Csitting here, Ftrying to find inside 
Amall the right words to sFay 
But I'm Cstill choking from the fuFmes 
Amfrom when she drove awFay
Repeat bridge and chorus several times

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Ill Get Over It

by Everyday Sunday

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Chords in this song · guitar

I'm not sure if it's correct but I'm pretty sure.

have fun!!

Intro:

C F Am F

Verse 1:

She came over last night

and said she wanted to talk

Am F

But I didn't think she seemed herself

She wore my favorite blue shirt

and tonight I knew

Am F

I didn't wanna be with anyone else

Verse 2:

And then the next 10 minutes

of my life were a blur

Am F

I couldn't believe what she said

C F

She said she thought that we might be better off friends

Am F

I said I thought I'd be better off dead

Bridge:

Knees are shaking

and these palms are sweating

while this heart is breaking

C F Am C (or something I’m not sure)

can this be ordinary love?

Chorus:

C G Am

Whoa Whoa

Am F C F

Just close your eyes, it'll all be over soon

Verse 3:

C F

Now I'm sitting here, trying to find inside

Am F

all the right words to say

C F

But I'm still choking from the fumes

Am F

from when she drove away

Repeat bridge and chorus several times

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