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End Of The World

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[Intro]
Am Em
F Am
G F Am
[Verse 1]
Am                     Em
breathe the air again, it's a beautiful day
F                                      Em         Em7 E  Am
I wish this moment would stay with the earth some primal paradise
                    Em
there you go again, saying everything ends
F                          Em        E
saying you can't depend on anything, or anyone
[Chorus]
Am                C         F
if the end of the world was near
C               E      Am
where would you choose to be?
              F    C    G          E
if there were five more minutes of air
F
would you panic and hide
C
or run for your life
E                          F
or stand here and spend it with me
          C    E    Am
if we had five more minutes
F        G                 Am
would I, could I, make you happy?
[Bridge]
Am Em
F Am
G F Am
[Verse 2]
Am                   Em
we would live again, in the simplest of ways
F                     Em        Em7 E  Am
living day after day, like some primal animals
                         Em
and we would love again, under glorious suns
F                                     Em E
with the freedom that comes, from the truth
[Chorus]
Am                C         F
if the end of the world was near
C               E      Am
where would you choose to be?
              F    C    G          E
if there were five more minutes of air
          F
would you panic and hide
   C
or run for your life
   E                            F
or stand here and spend it with me
          C    E    Am
if we had five more minutes
F        G                 Am
would I, could I, make you happy?
[Bridge]
Am Em
F Am
G F Am
[Break]
Am                  Em
 (softly)           
so it finally came to pass, I saw the end of the world
F                         Em        Em7 E  Am
I saw the madness unfold, like some primal burial
                Em    F
I look back upon, Armageddon
                                 Em      F
And the moment of truth between, you and me...
EmFEmF
    (rising)
[Outro]
C                  Am       F     G
         N.C.                     
if we had five more minutes of air to breathe
       C     E   Am                  F          G
and we cried all through it, but you spent them with me
       C    E   Am       F      G
on our last few drags of air we agreed
F         G        Am
 (softly)           (once)
i was, and you were, happy

End Of The World chords and lyrics

Free chords for End Of The World by Rob Dickinson. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Intro]
Am Em
F Am
G F Am
[Verse 1]
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
Am Em
F Am
G F Am
[Verse 2]
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
Am Em
F Am
G F Am
[Break]
Em F Em F (rising)
[Outro]

End Of The World Chords by Rob Dickinson

Learn how to play End Of The World by Rob Dickinson with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “End Of The World chords”, “End Of The World guitar chords”, or “Rob Dickinson End Of The World chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy End Of The World chords and for experienced players who want accurate End Of The World lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Am, Em, F, G, Em7, E.

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The chords for "End Of The World" show the original chord names (including Am, Em, F, G, Em7, E). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.