Max Stalling - These reminders

^GI am reaching for the mantel where your ^Bmpicture and a candle stand, ^AmToo harsh a re^Cminder^G to let stay. ^GSo I find ^Bma drawer that?s deep and safe and I turn around and^Am I walk away, surprised^C that ^GI have found the strength at last. ^GEvery time the phone will ring ^BmI cannot seem to help but think that ^Ammaybe it is ^Cyou ther^Ge on the line. ^GBut I know it?s not and I must agree it was ^Bmall just too hard for yo^Amu and me, so the rin^Cging goes unanswered^G every time.

^DOh, I am l^Ceft with these ^Greminders ^DOh, will t^Chis hurtin? eve^Gr mend? ^DOh, it hurt^Cs to turn around and find ^Gyou gone And ^Amme, here all ^Calone ag^Gain. ^GThat old man down at the coffee shop still ^Bmasks me every time I stop ^Amby the way, ho^Cw?s t^Ghe nice lady been? ^GI just say you?re doing fine, and I hop^Bme I?m right ?cause I hate

lying, and ^Amtruth be known I?m ^Cwishing you all the be^Gst. ^GBut every black car at every red light still ^Bmtakes my breath cause I^Am know it m^Cight be you, and that?s just something I cannot deal with y^Get. ^GSo I stick to roads that I know you would ^Bmnever have the cause to go An^Amd so far I?ve ^Conly broke ^Gdown twice, that?s right.

^GIt all comes down to just one thought, ^Bmwe thought we were but I guess we?re not, a^Amnd now we?ve got r^Ceminders all ar^Gound. ^GYou?ve got yours and I?ve got mine and^Bm someday we?ll turn around and Find that some^Amwhere in the ^Cmiddle the truth was ly^Ging. ^DAnd oh, we?ll be f^Cree of these ^Greminders. ^DOh, man, this old ^Churt will fin^Gally mend ^DOh, it won?t hurt ^Cto turn and^G find you gone And ^Amme, here all ^Calone ag^Gain.