Frank Turner - Recovery

^ABlacking in and out in a ^Asus2strange flat in east London. ^A/C#Somebody I don?t really kno^Dsus2w just gave me something to ^AHelp settle me down and to ^Asus2stop me from always think^A/C#ing about you. ^Dsus2 And you ^Aknow your life is heading i^Asus2n a questionable direction when you?re^A/C# up for days with strangers And you ^Dsus2can?t remember anything Except t^Ahe way you sounded when you to^Asus2ld me you didn?t know what I s^A/C#hould do. ^Dsus2

^EIt?s a long road up to re^Dcovery from ^Ehere, a long way back to the ^Dlight. ^EA long road up to rec^Dovery from he^Ere, a long way to making it ri^Dght.

^AAnd I?ve been waking in the morning just like ^Bmevery other day And just like ^Dbmevery boring blues song I get s^Dwallowed by the pain And so I ^Afumble for your figure in the d^Bmarkness just to make it^Dbm go away. ^D But you?re not ^Alying there any longer and I kno^Bmw that that?s my fault So I?ve been^Dbm pounding on the floor and I?ve been c^Drawling up the walls And I?ve been ^Adeepening my darkness with s^Bmerotonin booste^Dbmrs, cider and some kind ^Dof smelling salts.

^EIt?s a long road up to ^Drecovery from ^Ehere, a long way back to the ^Dlight. ^EA long road up to reco^Dvery from here,^E a long way to making it ^Dright.

And on the ^F#mfirst night we met you said ?well ^Ddarling, let?s make a ^Adeal. If ^F#manybody ever asks us let?s jus^Dt tell them that we met i^An jail.? And that?s the ^F#mstory that I?m sticking to like a ^Dstony-faced accomplice But ^Atonight I need to hear some truth if I?m e^Ever getting through this. Yeah, you ^F#monce sent me a letter that said ?^Dif you?re lost at sea, Close your ^Aeyes and catch a tide, my dear, ^Eand only think of me.? Well ^Gdarling now I?m sinking I?m as ^Dlost as lost can be E A Bm Dbm D x2 And I was hoping you could drag me out from down here towards my recovery.

If you could ^Ajust give me a sign, yeah just a s^Bmubtle little glimmer, Some s^Dbmuggestion that you?d have me if I could ^Donly make me better, Then I would ^Astand a little stronger as I ^Bmwalk a little taller a^Dbmll the time. ^D Because I ^Aknow you are a cynic but I t^Bmhink I can convince you Yeah, ?cause ^Dbmbroken people can get better i^Df they really want to Or at ^Aleast that?s what I have to tell m^Bmyself if I am hoping to s^Dbmurvive. ^D

^EIt?s a long road up to rec^Dovery from here, ^Ea long way back to the ^Dlight. ^EA long road up to rec^Dovery from here, a l^Eong way to making it right^D.

^ADarling, sweet lover, won?t you ^Asus2help me to recover, ^A/C#Darling, sweet lover, won?t you he^Dsus2lp me to recover, ^ADarling, sweet lover, won?t you ^Asus2help me to recover, ^DDarling, sweet lover, one day this will all be over.