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Kitchen Window

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[Intro]
D  G C D  G C D  G C D  G C D
[Verse]
I left my kGitchen window Dopen last nightG  D  
And all that frGesh, cold air came rDushing inG  Em  
It gets so damn Cdark down hereEm  
Sometimes I want that Csteel blue airG  
[Instrumental]
D      G C D      G C D
[Verse]
The only plGant I had, just Dup and diedG  D  
I feel so Gbad 'cause it's my Dfault, it was stone, bone GdryEm  
It hardly ever Csaw the sunEm  
It never saw the Crain come downG  
[Instrumental]
D      G C D      G C D
[Verse]
I got a Gcat so I'd have DcompanyG  D  
We seldom Gtalk, he eats a Dlot, but seems to Glike meEm  
My place has never Cbeen the sameEm  
I'd like to be aClone againG  
[Instrumental]
D      G C D      G C D      G C D      G C D
[Verse]
I left my kGitchen window Dopen last nightG  D  
I haven't Gseen the cat, he Dcaught a midnight GflightEm  
It gets so damn Cdark down hereEm  
Sometimes I want that Csteel blue airG  
[Outro]
D      G C D      G C D      G C D      G C D

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Kitchen Window

by Jann Arden

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

[Intro]

D G C D G C D G C D G C D

[Verse]

G D G D

I left my kitchen window open last night

G D G Em

And all that fresh, cold air came rushing in

C Em

It gets so damn dark down here

C G

Sometimes I want that steel blue air

[Instrumental]

D G C D G C D

[Verse]

G D G D

The only plant I had, just up and died

G D G Em

I feel so bad 'cause it's my fault, it was stone, bone dry

C Em

It hardly ever saw the sun

C G

It never saw the rain come down

[Instrumental]

D G C D G C D

[Verse]

G D G D

I got a cat so I'd have company

G D G Em

We seldom talk, he eats a lot, but seems to like me

C Em

My place has never been the same

C G

I'd like to be alone again

[Instrumental]

D G C D G C D G C D G C D

[Verse]

G D G D

I left my kitchen window open last night

G D G Em

I haven't seen the cat, he caught a midnight flight

C Em

It gets so damn dark down here

C G

Sometimes I want that steel blue air

[Outro]

D G C D G C D G C D G C D

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