LITTLE TALKS

There’s an (Am)I don’t like (F)walk ing a round this (C)old and emp ty house.

So (Am)hold my hand, I’ll (F)walk with you, my (C)dear.

The (Am)stairs creak (F)as you sleep; it’s (C)keep ing me a wake.

It’s the (Am)house tell ing (F)you to close your eyes.

and full of life, and full of And (Am)some days (F)I can’t e ven trust wrong my self.

It’s (Am)kill ing me to (F)see you this way

’Cause though the (Am)truth may (F)var y, this ship will (G)car ry our (Am)bod ies (F)safe to shore.

There’s an (Am)old don’t voice (F)in ing my head that’s (C)old hold ing me back.

Well, (Am)tell her that I (F)miss our you, tle (C)talks.

The (Am)Soon will (F)o ver sleep; and (C)bur ied with our wake.

It’s We (Am)used play out (F)side when we were young and full of life, and full of love.

(Am)Some days (F)I don’t know if am wrong or right.

Your (Am)mind is play ing (F)tricks on you, dear.

’Cause though the (Am)truth may (F)var y, this ship will (G)car ry our (Am)bod ies (F)safe to shore.

Don’t (Am)lis ten to a (F)word I say.

The (Am)screams all (F)sound the same;

and though the (Am)truth may (F)var y, this ship will (G)car ry our (Am)bod ies (F)safe to shore.

You’re gone, gone, gone a way; I watched you dis ap pear.

All this life is a ghost of you.

Now we’re torn, torn, torn a part; there’s noth ing we can do.

let me go; meet a gain soon.

you.

Now we’re

Now wait, wait, (F)wait for me, please hang a round.

I’ll (Am)see you when I (F)fall a sleep.

Don’t (Am)lis ten to a (F)word I say.

The (Am)screams all (F)sound the same;

and though the (Am)truth may (F)var y, this ship will (G)car ry our (Am)bod ies (F)safe to shore.

Don’t (Am)lis ten to a (F)word I say.

The (Am)screams all (F)sound the same;

and though the (Am)truth may (F)var y, this ship will (G)car ry our (Am)bod ies (F)safe to shore.

Don’t