Bread - Come again

^AHear, the knock at the d^Door and y^Aou know who is there You tell yourself y^Dou don't c^Dmare ^ATry^G, you try to pret^Dend you'll just send h^Aim

You know it won't en^Dd that wa^G7y Your hea^F#m7rt doesn't stand a^C#m7 chance, your ^Dmaj7eyes let him kn^Aow ^E And your p^F#m7ride doesn't mean a^C#m7 thing You ^Dmaj7lost it for h^Eim years ago

He^Aar, the voice at the d^Door and it makes you a^Afraid Afraid but you do^Dn't know ho^Dmw Tr^Ay, you try to remind h^Dim the promise he ^Amade He doesn't rem^Dember now^G7 The t^F#m7ears welling up ^C#m7inside are dr^Dmaj7owning your dr^Aeams ^E An^F#m7d your chance for anothe^C#m7r chance, keep ^Dmaj7leaving with him now ^Dit se^Eems Ti^F#m7me, the fr^Aiend that would bri^Bng him ar^Bmound^D Is turni^F#mng on you and it's brin^Bging you do^Dwn

Lo^Ave, you tell him you ^Dlove him^Dm and want him to ch^Aange He says that he'll re^Dally tr^G7y H^Aear, how often you he^Dar ^Dmas he's closing the d^Aoor And softly you^D say good^G7bye Com^De again Come again ^{G7 A}