David Cook - Light on

^AmNever really said too much ^CAfraid it wouldn’t be enough ^GJust try to keep my spirits up ^FWhen there’s no poin^Et in grieving ^AmDoesn’t matter anyway ^CWords could never make me stay ^GWords will never take my place ^DmWhen you know I’m^E leaving

^FTry to leave a light on^C when I’m gone ^GSomething I rely on to g^Dmet home ^FOne I can feel at night ^CA naked light, ^Ga fire to keep me^E warm ^FTry to leave a light on w^Chen I’m gone ^GEven in the daylight,^Dm shine on ^FAnd when it’s late at night y^Cou can look inside ^GYou won’t feel^E so alone

^AmYou know we’ve been down that road ^CWhat seems a thousand times before ^GMy back to a closing door and ^Fmy eyes to the seasons ^{E Am}That roll out underneath my heels ^CAnd you don’t know how bad it feels ^GTo leave the only one ^Dmthat I have ever b^Eelieved in

^DSometimes it feels like we’ve r^Gun out of luck ^BWhen the signal keeps on brea^Emking up ^CWhen the wires cross in my b^Grain ^A7sus4You’ll start my heart again ^AWhen I come along