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My Vampire Heart

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Beautiful song, and an underated musician.
Standard Tuning, Capo 2
AmDarling I'm lost
FAdrift in the dark
I'm clutching your wAmords
To my vampire hFeart once more
So let in the lAmight
Turn me to dFust
If it don't end in bAmloodshed dear
It's probably not lFove
Here we aCre
In the daGrkest plFace
My reflCection
GShows only your fFace
AmSomething is found
Something is lFost
Went looking for cAmlues
On the streets of oFld New York
I spilled someone's blAmood
I broke someone's heFart again
Someone you kAmnow
You're looking at hFim my friend
EmAnd the people Amin our lives
EmWe all leave beAmhind
Leave bFehind
Here we aCre
In the darGkest plFace
To keep from forCgetting
I piGcture your faFce
And I woCnder
GWhile we count the cFost
CWhich is sweeterG  
FLove or it's loss
So I cuCrse you
My vamGpire hFeart
For letting me you lCove youG  
FLove you
CFor letting me love youG  
AmFrom the start

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My Vampire Heart

by Tom McRae

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 2 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

Beautiful song, and an underated musician.

Standard Tuning, Capo 2

Darling I'm lost

Adrift in the dark

I'm clutching your words

To my vampire heart once more

So let in the light

Turn me to dust

If it don't end in bloodshed dear

It's probably not love

Here we are

G F

In the darkest place

My reflection

G F

Shows only your face

Something is found

Something is lost

Went looking for clues

On the streets of old New York

I spilled someone's blood

I broke someone's heart again

Someone you know

You're looking at him my friend

Em Am

And the people in our lives

Em Am

We all leave behind

Leave behind

Here we are

G F

In the darkest place

To keep from forgetting

G F

I picture your face

And I wonder

G F

While we count the cost

C G

Which is sweeter

Love or it's loss

So I curse you

G F

My vampire heart

C G

For letting me you love you

Love you

C G

For letting me love you

From the start

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