After You Came

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After You Came — The Moody Blues, Grame Edge
[Intro]
C G D A C A C G
C G D A C A C G
[Verses 1]
CSince it beGgan I Dgot Aone Cdream and really it's my Aonly bleCssing.G  
If I Ccan come tGhrough then Dso cAan yoCu.
And you will find therAe's no regreCttingG  
CThings you Gwant from yoDur lAife's fCont will never lAet your sCpirit roaGm
CCome back to earGth for whaDt itA's worCth.
For you've been dreamAing Cof a ceilinEg not a hoAmeE  A  
[Chorus]
I'vEe been CdoiCng my beCst A7  
WDhat else cEan I do?E  A  E  
AIs there sEomething I've miCssed
that Cwill heClp A7you thDroughE  A  E  
DI have reachedG, thAe top, of my wall
Now DI've found, anoGther, way Ato fall
[Bridge]
For Bmsome short time
For a while you and I were joined F#mto eternity
Then we split in two bBmack to me and you
Like the rain rising from tF#mhe seaBm  A  F#m  Bm  
F#mRising from the Bmsea A   F#m   Bm  
[Verse 2]
CWe all can sGee what we DshAall Cbe but knowing's really nAot contrCollingG  
With Ctime perhaGps I will Dpass Athe Ctraps and find some peace Aand understandingC  G  
CAfter you'd comGe and while yDou'rAe gone CYou leave me guessAing - It's CdepressinGg
CNever to knoGw the wDay Ato go to Cfind some time aAlonCg a little less EpressingA  E  A  
[Chorus]
So Eyou jusCt hCave to lCaugh A7  
WDhen it hurEts so muchA  E  
AYou're so Efar away C  
and Cso A7hard tDo touchE  A  E  
DI have DreachedG, thAe top, of my wall
Now ID've founDd, anotGher, way tAo fall
[Verse 3]
CSince it beGgan I Dgot Aone Cdream and really it's my Aonly bleCssing.G  
If I Ccan come tGhrough then Dso cAan yoCu.
And you will find therAe's no regreCttingG  
CThings you Gwant from yoDur lAife's fCont will never lAet your sCpirit roaGm
CCome back to earGth for whaDt itA's worCth.
For you've been dreamAing Cof a ceilinEg not a hoAmeE  A  
[Chorus]
AI'vEe been Cdoing my best A7  
WDhat else cEan I do?A  E  A  
AIs there sEomething I've miCssed
that Cwill heClp A7you thDroughE  A  E  
DI have DreachedG, thAe top, of my wall
Now ID've found, anotGher, way tAo fall
DI have DreachedG, thAe top, of my wall
Now ID've founDd, anotGher, way tAo fall
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