Frank Turner - Recovery

^ABlacking in and out in a s^E7sus4trange flat in east London. ^A/C#Somebody I don't really k^Dnow just gave me something ^ATo help settle me down and to s^E7sus4top me from always ^A/C#Thinking about you.^D

^AAnd you know your life is heading in a q^E7sus4uestionable direction ^A/C#When you're up for days with strangers and you c^Dan't remember ^AAnything except the way you sounded when yo^E7sus4u told me you didn't know what I ^A/C#Should do. ^D

^EIt's a long road out to re^Dcovery from her^Ee, a long way back to the ligh^Dt. ^Elong road out to re^Dcovery from he^Ere, a long way to mak^Ding it right^A.

And so I wak^Ae up in the morning Just like^E7sus4 every other day and Just like ^A/C#every boring blues song I get s^Dwallowed by the pain, So I fu^Amble for your figure In t^E7sus4he darkness just to m^A/C#ake it go awa^Dy.

^ABut you're not lying there any longer and I ^E7sus4know that it's my fault So I've be^A/C#en pounding on the floor and I've been ^DCrawling on the walls and I've been dipp^Aing my darkness ^E7sus4For serotonin boosters, cider and som^A/C#e kind of smelling s^Dalts.

^EIt's a long road out to re^Dcovery from her^Ee, a long way back to the ligh^Dt. ^Elong road out to re^Dcovery from he^Ere, a long way to mak^Ding it right^A.

^F#mSo on the first night we met you said well darl^Ding let's make a de^Aal, ^F#mIf anybody ever asks us well let's jus^Dt tell them that we met in j^Aail. ^F#mAnd that's the story that I'm sticking to like a ston^Dy-face accomplice ^ABut tonight I need to hear some truth if I'm ev^Eer getting through this. ^F#mYeah, you once sent me a letter that said if^D you're lost at sea, ^AClose your eyes and catch a tide my dear, and onl^Ey think of me. ^GWell darling now I'm sinking and I'm as lo^Dst as lost can be ^EAnd I'm hoping you can drag me out from down here towards ^Ato my recovery.

^AIf you could just give me a sign, just a su^E7sus4btle little glimmer, ^A/C#Some suggestion that you'd have me if I could on^Dly make me better ^AThen I'd stand a little stronger, as^E7sus4 I walk a little tal^A/C#ler all the tim^De.

^ABecause I know you are a cynic but I ^E7sus4think I can convince you ^A/C#Yeah, 'cause broken people can get better if^D they really want to ^AOr at least that's what I have to tell m^E7sus4yself ^A/C#If I'm hoping to survive^D.

^EIt's a long road out to re^Dcovery from her^Ee, a long way back to the ligh^Dt. ^Elong road out to re^Dcovery from he^Ere, a long way to mak^Ding it right^A.

^ASo darling, sweet lover, won't you^E7sus4 help me to recover, ^A/C#Darling, sweet lover, won't you h^Delp me to recover, ^ADarling, sweet lover, won't you ^E7sus4help me to recover, ^A/C#Darling, sweet lover, one day this ^Dwill all be over.