Lou Doillon - Icu

^DmI wake up some mornings ^GmThank god not as often as i used to ^DmSlow and heavy from ^Cdreams with you

^BbYou've found a way back in ^FOnce again my long lost friend ^GmFunny to see that after all these years ^CI miss you the same

^DmSo i drag myself to the^Gm corner café ^DmAnd for a second i see you there ^CLike in the good old days

^BbAnd i wonder what you're doing' ^FWhat are you up to these days' ^GmI sometimes wish you would call me But then i w^Couldn't know what to sa^Cy

^GmAnd i see you, in ever^Bby cab that goes by, in the strangers At every cross roa^Fd, in every b^Car ^GmI see you in every c^Bbab that goes by, in the strangers At every cross roa^Fd, in every b^Car

^DmIt takes a glass or two ^GmFor it to settle down ^DmFor your shadow to sto^Cp following me around

^BbI find myself walking back ^FTo all the places we knew ^GmDreaming and wishing ^CTo somehow run into ^Cyou

^DmAnd of course i wonder ^GmDoes it happen to you' ^DmDoes my ghost ever come^C looking for you'

^BbCause all that's left now ^FAre my dreams and memories ^GmBut i'm glad you came through my life ^CAnd put your stain on^C me

^GmAnd i see you, in ever^Bby cab that goes by, in the strangers At every cross roa^Fd, in every b^Car ^GmI see you in every c^Bbab that goes by, in the strangers At every cross roa^Fd, in every b^Car