Autoscroll
1 Column 
Text size
Transpose 0
Strumming
Tuning: E A D G B E
At the end of the intro and chorus, he'll play the C/G for a half-measure (or half the usual time, depending on how you count this), then go right into the Cmaj7/G. I've put an asterisk after these as a reminder, but it flows naturally once you get it. In both the last chorus and the outro, he plays the C/G into the first beat of the next bar, but it may sound better on solo acoustic to play it the first way through the whole song. During some live performances, Justin plays a full measure instead anyway. [Chords] C/G 332010 Cmaj7/G 332000 Fmaj7 133210 [Intro] | C/G | Cmaj7/G | Fmaj7 | C/G | | C/G | Cmaj7/G | Fmaj7 | C/G*| Cmaj7/G | [Verse 1]
So aprC/Gopos Cmaj7/G Saw death on a sunny sC/Gnow
[Chorus]
For every Fmaj7life, Forego the C/Gparable Seek the Fmaj7light, My knees are C/G*cold Cmaj7/GRunning home, running home, running home Fmaj7 | C/G | Cmaj7/G | Running home
[Verse 2]
Go find another C/Glover Cmaj7/G to bring a-, to string C/Galong
[Chorus]
With all your Fmaj7lies, | C/G Cmaj7/G | You're still very lovable I toured a Fmaj7light, So many fC/G*oreign roads | Cmaj7/G | Cmaj7/G | C/G | For Emma, forever ago
[Outro] | C/G | Cmaj7/G | Fmaj7 | C/G | | C/G | Cmaj7/G | Fmaj7 | C/G*| | Cmaj7/G | C/G | (Go back into Chorus chords, and fade)