Alexander Ebert - In the twilight

She said "You're ^Fterrible at stayin', Probably bett^Fer that you're goin', All the lo^Fve that you have stolen is a crime&quo^Gt; But I^F don't wanna lean on your piece of g^Amlass, jus^Amt to fly. ^G

She said "You're ^Falways looking inside, why ^Fnot reaching outside, Put some focu^Fs on a picture perfect wife." ^G I said "T^Fhe earth is turning 'round, you know, The win^Fd is changing also, Don't you think^F the same laws might apply to life?" ^G

But I ^Fdon't wanna lean on your wedding be^Amll ^Am Fare thee well^G I^F'll remain your friend till we meet ag^Amain In the tw^Fil^Gigh^Ft I said "^F;Everything is blurry, I almost can'^Ft tell you apart from all the other girls^F Except you don't complain.&quo^Gt; She said "^FBetter fix your vision but I pref^Fer the precision, Of ev^Ferybody looking much the same".^G But I^F don't wanna lean on your paper back, ^Amlet'^Ams turn the page. ^{G F}I will cheer you on till your game ^Amdissolves ^Am In the tw^Fili^Gght^F. ^AmOoh, oh Magdaline,^{F F} I lo^Fve you, ^F You thi^Fnk I'm insane,^G Well I'm lea^Dving on even^Aming's trai^Gn ^AmAh, hey ^FMadonna, ^F do the ho^Fnors and pray f^Amor the day. ^G

^FIs the sun so selfish, be^Fcause it will set now? ^FIs the wind a jerk because it change? ^G Would you call t^Fhe earth an asshole For tu^Frning 'round 'n' round you know, It ne^Fver ever stays in just one place. ^G Now if^F I'm not mistaken, the natural ^Fequation would be, ^FYou and I as best of friends for life. ^{G F}Cross all your lines and numbers, And wake^F up from the slumber Int^Fo a dream of neither day or night. ^G

Cause I ^Fdon't wanna lean on your wedding bel^Aml, ^Am Fare thee well^G. ^FI'll remain your friend till we meet a^Amgain, ^Am In the tw^Fili^Gght^F In the tw^Fili^Gght^F