Laura Marling - The end of the affair

^EMax came around one day ^G#With very ^G#7much, nothing to say And ^C#mso we sat in ^C#m/Bsilence by the ^Aroad ^EIt took awhile to land ^G#He threw his ^G#7head into hands And ^C#msaid this is too ^C#m/Bmuch for man to ^Ahold

If ^F#myou ^E/G#were ^Ami^Asus4ne ^A If ^Dyou ^Ewere ^F#mmine ^C#mI'd ^Dlet ^Ayou ^Bmlive ^D/Eyour life

^EThrew my head into his chest ^G#I think we ^G#7did our best But ^C#mnow we must make ^C#m/Bgood on words to ^AGod ^EAnswered with a weary breath ^G#No need to ^G#7say the rest I ^C#mfeel that we've been ^C#m/Blost here for too ^Along

If ^F#myou ^E/G#were ^Ami^Asus4ne ^A If ^Dyou ^Ewere ^F#mmine ^C#mI'd ^Dlet ^Ayou ^Bmlive ^D/Eyour life

The ^F#mend of ^E/G#the af^Afa^Asus4ir ^A I t^Dried to k^Eeep us t^F#mhere ^A/C#Shake h^Dands^D#dim and s^Eay^C#/F goodn^F#might I ^F#mlove^A y^E/Bou, ^C#m7goodb^DM7ye ^C#mNow ^Dlet ^Ame l^Bmive ^D/Emy life