G Cadd9 Boxes and baskets of all her old thingsEm7 Cadd9 Porcelain dolls, portrait paintingsG Cadd9 Em7 Cadd9 She swore they'd be worth somethingG Cadd9 They're just gathering dust in my attic somewhereEm7 Cadd9 And she's lost in a room where she sits and she staresG C Em C Her mind as blank as the wallsG C Em C Her memory as vacant as the halls Chorus:G C Em C I'm the only daughter of her oldest sonG C Em C I knew her well before her spirit was goneG C Em C And her life is a thread woven into every part of meG C Em C She is unraveling, she is unravelingG Cadd9 She looks in my eyes and asks me my nameEm7 Cadd9 Every five minutes I tell her the sameG Cadd9 Em7 Cadd9 She smiles but it's cold and deadG Cadd9 Em7 Cadd9 And I'm screaming out loud in my head Chorus repeatsG Cadd9 I tried to pull her backEm C G Stories and photographs of her children who love herC Sisters and brothersEm C D She can't remember but how could a heart forget? Chorus repeats (G Cadd9 Em C)G Cadd9 I've been tearing through boxes on nights I can't sleepEm C G Searching for memories of who she used to be
Unraveling
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