The Medicine

John Mark McMillan

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Tom:
D Bm G D A [Verse 1]
D Driving by those trucker stops
Bm The cheap motels made of concrete rocks
G With a hole inside your chest
D A The size of a city block
D I remember the days
Bm When you said you weren't afraid to die
G I don't think you're brave for it
D A I just think you're more afraid of being alive [Chorus]
G If I had the medicine
A I'd give you the medicine
G 'Cause I miss you, son
A I'd bring you back home If I was the one
G But it's four and ten
A In the belly of the four am
G A And you're staring down another weekend to silence the pain And I'm wide awake
D And there's blood on the promenade [Solo Chords]
D Bm G D A [Verse 2]
D Bm Here's to waking up with that stone between your ribs
G And you're lying down again
D A You just pretend you don't know what it is
D Bm When everyone around you says you're not the one to blame for it
G But you're the only one that's feeling the pain for it
D A So you're gonna take matters into your own hands, yeah [Chorus]
G If I had the medicine
A I'd give you the medicine
G 'Cause I miss you, son
A I'd bring you back home If I was the one
G But it's four and ten
A In the belly of the four am
G A And you're staring down another weekend to silence the pain And I'm wide awake
D And there's blood on the promenade [Outro CHorus]
G If I had the medicine
A I'd give you the medicine
G 'Cause I miss you, son
A I'd bring you back home If I was the one
G But it's four and ten
A In the belly of the four am
G A And you're staring down another weekend to silence the pain And I'm wide awake
D And there's blood
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Composição: John Mark Mcmillan

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