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Insane
02:40
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E
I can’t believe I’ve been going insane
I can’t believe I’ve been going insane
C
And it’s all be because of you and nothing else
E
I can’t believe I’ve been going insane
I can’t believe I’ve been going insane
C
I hurt my self on the wall the other day when I walling down
Try to run my finger against the grain
A B
I tried to, run my finger/ against the/ Grain
E
Hmm. I guess I got to start/ I guess I got to start with a brand new song
C
Hmm. I guess I got to start/ I guess I got to start with a brand new song
E
Hmm, I guess I got to start/ I guess I got to start sing this out from my heart
C
I guess I got to start/ I guess I got to start sing this out from my heart
E
What if I reduce my songs down to two chords?
C
Would you follow along sing in one accord? Follow me
Sing back up harmony Love-a-ly to me/.
E
What if I stop doing everything I did?
C
Would you play me on your radio, through your MP3? Follow Me
A Soothing pharmacy Fine-a-ly For Free/
A B E
But you, sit back, and cherish the moments
That you have with those you don’t
A B E
You don’t really want to know. Any-More
E
I can’t believe I’ve been going insane
I can’t believe I’ve been going insane
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I Can't Forget September
03:41
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through the smoke and the fire
through the lust and desire
you got me choking on my own
and all the buildings are tall
you got me choking on my own
you got me choking on my own
And you're running out of time
And you're not even counting
And your buildings they are, they are just falling down
Though your fragrance they smell
You know you're going to hell
What does that smell like to you
Smells like smoke and fire
And you're running out of time
You're not even counting, no your not
You're not even counting
And you're buildings are falling
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Intro- C Dm7 Fm Am, C Dm7 Fm G
Verse 1- C Am Fm G
Socrates and Sophocles can argue about philosophy
Simply cut the tree, Johnny apple seed
Were you and I meant to see, and suffer through out eternity?
What-was-meant-to-be, is now set free
Pre-Chorus- E E7 Fm G G Am Am7
And no… I’ve got to be bolder
I’m getting colder
I’m getting older
Chorus- C Am Fm G
But baby, you’ve been unknown to me lately
I’ll find a new lady
With darker hair and a bigger smile
And baby, things with us have been changing
I’m tired of waiting
So please step down and we’ll break this denial
Verse 2- C Am Fm G
From age to age this symphony, composed by mass humanity
What an endless war, that craved for more
And you and I were meant to die, and suffer through this lullaby
Why can’t you cry, you shrug and sigh
*** Repeat Pre-chorus
*** Repeat Chorus x2
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Verse 1- Whitney
I couldn't look you in the eye,
I was so used to taking off my disguise, for you
You held my hand, You touched my leg
If you only knew the thoughts swimming in my head
Chorus 1- Whitney
This is just a phase, I swear this is just a phase
I swear I don't mean anything by it,
Even if I trust you
Verse 2- John
All that I want to do, is catch a glance from you,
I couldn’t help my heart
it’s twisting and turning,
Yearning and burning, Swimming in my head
Chorus 2- John
This could last forever,
I swear that this could last for-ever
I swear I won’t lean everything in on it,
Even if I trust you
Verse 3- Whitney
I never felt the same way as you did,
I had so much to say,
but didn't know how to say it
I am sorry I let you continue,
Now I feel like I was using you
***Repeat Chorus 1 x2
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