Deferral Seaway
C#/C : 036500
It was the fi[C#]rst time that I had to question,
F[E]igure out what happens next
And si[A]fting through this indecisive no man's land where day and night
Will always stay the s[C#]ame, this never en[E]ding game,
I need to cover more ground.
Intro:
[A] [B] [C#]
[E] [B] [A]
[A] [B] [C#]
[E] [B]
Verse:
[C#m]As time is pressing on this door,
I'm ne[E]eding less but wanting more.
I kn[A]ow the things that could have been,
The people met, the places seen
But [C#m]how does that compare to leading
A l[E]ife that's true where decision have meaning?
This ma[A]kes me more than skin and bone
To have a mind that's set in stone.
Chorus:
[E] 'Cause [B]we couldn't [C#]help but w[A]alk away
[E] There's t[B]oo many t[C#]hings we n[A]eed to say
[E] 'Cause [B]we couldn't [C#]help but w[A]alk away
[E] I'm fi[B]nding it h[A]elps now.
Verse 2:
And no[C#m]body's told me it's wr[E]ong but I can see it in their f[A]ace It's pointless to fight it.
While I'm tr[C#m]ying and learning, they're h[C#/C]iding and searching
For an[B]swers to questions that they can't make sense of
When re[A]ally it's simple, the s[B]ky has never been so clear
Chorus:
[E] 'Cause [B]we couldn't [C#]help but w[A]alk away
[E] There's t[B]oo many t[C#]hings we n[A]eed to say
[E] 'Cause [B]we couldn't [C#]help but w[A]alk away
[E] I'm fi[B]nding it h[A]elps now.
Bridge:
[Em] [B] [A]
[Em] [B]
[A] [E] [B]
[A] [C#] [B]
Chorus:
[E] 'Cause [B]we couldn't [C#]help but w[A]alk away
[E] There's t[B]oo many t[C#]hings we n[A]eed to say
[E] 'Cause [B]we couldn't [C#]help but w[A]alk away
[E] There's t[B]oo many t[C#]hings we n[A]eed to say
[E] [B] [C#]
[E] I'm fi[B]nding it h[A]elps now.
Intro:
[A] [B] [C#]
[E] [B] [A]
[A] [B] [C#]
[E] [B] [A]
[E] [E] [E] [E] [B] [C#] [A]
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