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Brook Revisited

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[Intro]
C F C
[Verse 1]
HaCve you ever seen someone with dreamcatchers for teeth
IslCands in their eyes and fire in their speech
HaCir grown like the willow tree and water runnin' in their naFme
And so how could you blame
[Verse 2]
A riCver born is water that was meant to move
HCow could I catch water that ran through my youth
EveCryday I wonder what you turned into and what you beFcame
[Pre-Chorus]
Are you the very sCame
Are you the vEmery sCame
[Chorus]
BrCook who told me you're the Fone I needed
CI was in the kitchen, and my heFart was bleedin'
COh, I never knew if it was oFkay to feel it
OhEm, I suppose GI should kCnow
[Verse 3]
The pCast is void, and all the future is too
And neCither will make sense just as they never do
JuFlie called me up and when she asked me if I heard the nFews
[Pre-Chorus]
I knew that it was tCrue
I knew that it Emwas tCrue
[Chorus]
When BCrook told me Drew's the oFne you're leavin'
CI was in the kitchen, and my heFart was bleedin'
COh, I never knew if it was oFkay to feel it
OhEm, I suppose, GI should kAmnow
[Bridge]
The loudest prayers are siGlent in the wCay they Fmaj7move
The greAmatest secrets eGver found are iCn my Fmaj7youthC  F  
[Verse 4]
WeC're all just a couple kids with dreamcatchers for teeth
IsClands in our eyes and fire in our speech
TrCyin' to find some freedom from the troubled streams of fForm
[Pre-Chorus]
That's why I feel it aCll
That's why I fEmeel it aCll
[Chorus]
When CI told Brook you're the oFne I needed
CI was in the kitchen while my heFart was bleedin'
COh I never knew if it was okFay to feel it
OEmh, I should knGow
I should kCnow you leave, you turn Fme to sea my
BCody's just a monument the spFirit bleeds in
DrCawn in like the river, drFawn in like the brook and
OEmh, I should knowG, I should kCnow
[Outro]
FYou're never comin' baCckF  
You're never comin' baCckF  
You're never comin' bCackF  
You're never comin' back

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Brook Revisited

by Adam Melchor

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Chords in this song · guitar

Fmaj7

[Intro]

C F C

[Verse 1]

Have you ever seen someone with dreamcatchers for teeth

Islands in their eyes and fire in their speech

C F

Hair grown like the willow tree and water runnin' in their name

And so how could you blame

[Verse 2]

A river born is water that was meant to move

How could I catch water that ran through my youth

C F

Everyday I wonder what you turned into and what you became

[Pre-Chorus]

Are you the very same

Em C

Are you the very same

[Chorus]

C F

Brook who told me you're the one I needed

C F

I was in the kitchen, and my heart was bleedin'

C F

Oh, I never knew if it was okay to feel it

Em G C

Oh, I suppose I should know

[Verse 3]

The past is void, and all the future is too

And neither will make sense just as they never do

F F

Julie called me up and when she asked me if I heard the news

[Pre-Chorus]

I knew that it was true

Em C

I knew that it was true

[Chorus]

C F

When Brook told me Drew's the one you're leavin'

C F

I was in the kitchen, and my heart was bleedin'

C F

Oh, I never knew if it was okay to feel it

Em G Am

Oh, I suppose, I should know

[Bridge]

G C Fmaj7

The loudest prayers are silent in the way they move

Am G C Fmaj7 C F

The greatest secrets ever found are in my youth

[Verse 4]

We're all just a couple kids with dreamcatchers for teeth

Islands in our eyes and fire in our speech

C F

Tryin' to find some freedom from the troubled streams of form

[Pre-Chorus]

That's why I feel it all

Em C

That's why I feel it all

[Chorus]

C F

When I told Brook you're the one I needed

C F

I was in the kitchen while my heart was bleedin'

C F

Oh I never knew if it was okay to feel it

Em G

Oh, I should know

C F

I should know you leave, you turn me to sea my

C F

Body's just a monument the spirit bleeds in

C F

Drawn in like the river, drawn in like the brook and

Em G C

Oh, I should know, I should know

[Outro]

F C F

You're never comin' back

C F

You're never comin' back

C F

You're never comin' back

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