James Carrington - Ache

^Cadd9Isnt is st^Grange ^DThe way things can^Em change ^Cadd9Life that you le^Gad Tu^Drned ^Dsus4on it’s ^Dhead

^Cadd9Suddenly so^Gmeone ^DMeans more than you^Em felt before ^Cadd9House on its yar^Gd turns into home ^{D Dsus4 D}

^AmIm sorry but I meant to say ^{Em Cadd9}Many things along the way ^{G Am}… So ^Emthis ones for you ^{D Dsus4 D}

Have I told ^Cyou I ache ^G Have I told ^Dyou I ache ^Am Have I told ^Cyou I ache ^G for you^{D Dsus4 D}

Have I told ^Cyou I ache ^G Have I told^D you I ache ^Am Have I to^Cld you I ache ^G For you^{D Dsus4 D}

^Cadd9The time that it^G took ^DWriting words fo^Emr my book ^Cadd9Seems to have bro^Gken in half^{D Dsus4 D Cadd9}The Gate that^G I shut ^DLast I time I got ^Emhushed ^Cadd9Seems to have opene^Gd itself ^{D Dsus4 D}

^AmOh the wall is spinning now ^{Em Cadd9}Its trying to catch me up ^G Am Em D Te^Dll me to appreciate here and now ^AmIm sorry but I meant to say ^{Em Cadd9}Many things along the way ^{G Am}So th^Emis one’s fo^Dr you^{Dsus4 D}