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Three Miles Down

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Silverstein
“Three Miles Down (Saves the Day cover)”
A Shipwreck in the Sand (bonus track)
Popularized by Saves the Day from their album
“Can’t Slow Down (1998)”
   COh Ggreat Emhere I go aFgain I'm stuck in this
Crut and I'm not sure Ghow to beginEm- oh Fshould I
tell you everything oCh? I'm Gfeeling Emout of 
FluckC- Gso I Fwon't see you soon C'Gcause I Emknow
            F   C            G   F(hold)
it's too soon- for you to see me- 
   CIf this is the Glast thing you do just Emtell
me that it's Fo.k. for mCe to have these
Gfeelings for you Emand it's normal to Fwant to
call yoCu. GOh I'm Emdialing the Fphone Cand I'm
Gletting it Fring for hours Cand I'm preGtending
to Emhear your FvoiceC- GWhy does Fmy heart always
Gbeat before yours Cdoes? 
                     G   Em(hold)
After a while you can
make yourFself believe in
Galmost Ca-GnyAmthing, I'm Fmaking myself Gbelieve
    C(hold)
in you.

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Three Miles Down

by Silverstein

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Silverstein

“Three Miles Down (Saves the Day cover)”

A Shipwreck in the Sand (bonus track)

Popularized by Saves the Day from their album

“Can’t Slow Down (1998)”

C G Em F

Oh great here I go again I'm stuck in this

C G Em F

rut and I'm not sure how to begin- oh should I

C G Em

tell you everything oh? I'm feeling out of

F C G F C G Em

luck- so I won't see you soon 'cause I know

F C G F

(hold)

it's too soon- for you to see me-

C G Em

If this is the last thing you do just tell

F C

me that it's o.k. for me to have these

G Em F

feelings for you and it's normal to want to

C G Em F C

call you. Oh I'm dialing the phone and I'm

G F C G

letting it ring for hours and I'm pretending

Em F C G F

to hear your voice- Why does my heart always

G C

beat before yours does?

G Em

(hold)

After a while you can

make yourself believe in

G C G Am F G

almost a-nything, I'm making myself believe

(hold)

in you.

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