Mary Black - Poison words

N.C.

I re^Gmember when we were ^Emsweethearts ^C I was safe with you,^Am7 you were my pro^D7tector

N.C.

Those days ^Gwere over and I ^Emneed someone ^C Someone to keep me^Am7 safe from ^D7you

^CLove was all we had,^Am we were young and sure ^CWho'd expect their love^D would turn to ^Gwar? ^D I don't know^G who^D/F# to pity mo^Emre ^C How much pain can ^Am7love en^Ddure?

N.C.

I should ^Gleave you, but I can^Em't seem to ^C You say, "I'm sorry, dear",^Am7 and I be^D7lieve you And though the ^Gnext time may be the ^Emworst yet ^C How easily I forgive,^Am7 how quickly ^D7you forget

The ^Cpoison words,^Am the ugliness ^C When low on hope^D and deep in ^Gdebt ^D The promis^Ges^D/F# that bring re^Emgret ^C For loving you, is this ^Am7all I g^Det?

The ^Cpoison words,^Am the ugliness ^C The cold remains^D of married bli^Gss ^D To all our ^Gdreams,^D/F# a fatal ki^Emss ^C Oh, what kind of ^Am7love is ^D7this?