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Middle Of Somewhere

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[Chorus]
CI was on the outside Flooking in
Now EmI'm on the insidGe trying to stay
COut ofmyheadF  
I Emneed peaceof Gmind
[Verse 1]
DmGrew up pretty Gfast
Good thingsnever lasCt
You gotta Bblive before you FlearnFm  
DmNow I'm somewhere Gfar
Away from where I Cstarted
With no Bbpoint of Freturn
But I'm Fmturning
[Verse 2]
CI was on the outside Flooking in
Now EmI'm on the insidGe trying to stay
COut of my Fhead
I Emneed peace of Gmind
[Chorus 2]
DmLanded in the middle of Gsomewhere
With CyouBb  F  
Now you're Dmstranded in the middle of Gsomewhere
(Oh yeah)
CTooBb  F  
[Bridge]
     Am  BbAlways Frunning awFmay
     Am  BbLooking Ffor an escFmape
     Am  BbEveryFone is an aFmlien
     Am  BbWhen you're tryinFg to find your Fmplace
C F Em G
[Outro]
GTrying to stay ouCtF  Em  
GTrying to stay out CoFf Emmy head
GTrying to stay Cout

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Middle Of Somewhere

by The Neighbourhood

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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[Chorus]

C F

I was on the outside looking in

Em G

Now I'm on the inside trying to stay

C F

Out ofmyhead

Em G

I need peaceof mind

[Verse 1]

Dm G

Grew up pretty fast

Good thingsnever last

Bb F Fm

You gotta live before you learn

Dm G

Now I'm somewhere far

Away from where I started

Bb F

With no point of return

But I'm turning

[Verse 2]

C F

I was on the outside looking in

Em G

Now I'm on the inside trying to stay

C F

Out of my head

Em G

I need peace of mind

[Chorus 2]

Dm G

Landed in the middle of somewhere

C Bb F

With you

Dm G

Now you're stranded in the middle of somewhere

(Oh yeah)

C Bb F

Too

[Bridge]

Am Bb F Fm

Always running away

Am Bb F Fm

Looking for an escape

Am Bb F Fm

Everyone is an alien

Am Bb F Fm

When you're trying to find your place

C F Em G

[Outro]

G C F Em

Trying to stay out

G C F Em

Trying to stay out of my head

G C

Trying to stay out

About Middle Of Somewhere Chords by The Neighbourhood

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