The Fine Line Of A Quiet Life

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Tom:
E [Verse]
E I would have thought by now I’d be overgrown
E and at the station waiting I should have known
A just how much life was inside of me, cut down a branch of my family tree.
E You find it hard to see that the future’s bright ‘cus you just sleep all day and stay up all night.
A Be safe, be brave, be whatever you like, just don’t involve me
A ‘cus I don’t wanna do it again. [Chorus]
F#m B E I’m getting tired and old. I only wanted a friend
C#m F#m someone to do as they’re told. I started falling apart
B as I was ready to go.
[Verse]
E I see a glass half full and you say you don’t. I know you say you will but I know you won’t.
A Your teeth dug in and they won’t let go, you try your best but it just don’t show.
E And when the road is closed and you’re walking home could it be time to call it and just go home
A to your fine line of a quiet life, acquired by knowing that
A I don’t wanna do it again. [Chorus]
F#m B E I’m getting tired and old. I only wanted a friend,
C#m F#m I’ll do whatever I’m told. I started falling apart
B as I was ready to go. [Solo]
F#m B E Fm
F#m B E [Outro]
E A F#m B When everything beside you comes crashing down I’ll find you
E A F#m B and while I sleep I see you and what it’s like to be you
E A F#m B Take care and don’t be fearful, there’s no undoing evil.
E A F#m B E It’s all a bunch of lies anyway, so why bother, why waste your tiiiiiiiiiiiii
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Composição: William Murray

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