Streetlight Manifesto - The big sleep acoustic

^CWhy do you cry when you ^Gknow how the story ^Amends? ^FHow can you laugh when you ^Cknow that it hurts your fr^Giends? ^CWe've all been there ^Gonce, but you never ^Amleft ^{Em F}This is me coming back to get you o^Gut to say goodbye, to make amends ^C I'm not le^Gaving this pl^Amace ^FUnless I'm ^Cleaving with ^Gyou Cause ^Cyou're the only ^Gperson with a ^Amhalf decent ^Emheart here ^FAnd I know you will put it ^Gto use Until it's ^Cgone, ^Ggone, ^Amgone ^FGone, ^Cgone, ^Ggone ^CGone, ^Ggone, ^Amgone, ^Emgone, ^Fgone, ^Gyeah ^CNa, na, na, na, na, na ^GNa, na, na, na, na, na, na ^AmNa, na, na, na, na, ^Fna, na, na, na ^CNa, na, na, na, na, na ^GNa, na, na, na, na, na, na ^AmNa, na, na, na, na, ^Fna, na, na, na ^CWhen as you c^Glose your eyes for the ^Ambig sleep I hope you think of ^Fme, yeah ^CNa, na, na, na, na, na ^GNa, na, na, na, na, na, na ^AmNa, na, na, na, na, ^Fna, na, na, na And if you ^Cgo, I'll be g^Gone And ^Amyou'll be left a^Flone to live your ^Clife, as you p^Glease But s^Amomeday you'll a^Fgree that I was a^Clways meant for ^Gyou You were ^Amalways meant for ^Fme and you will s^Cee G that you're i^Cmpossi^Amble ^{F G} You're i^Cmposs^Amible ^{F G} You're i^Cmposs^Amible ^{F G} You're i^Cmposs^Amible ^{F G} C Am F G x2

^CMe and Mr. ^GDylan on the ^Amride home We had a ^Fheart-to-^Cheart about ^Glife But ^Cneither him or ^Gme could dec^Amide for ourse^Emlves If we ^Fwanted to outlive that ^Gnight Like two ch^Cildren on the p^Glayground of the ^Amunconfessed souls ^FAbandoned by our ^Cmothers and our ^Glovers and our foes If ^Conly we were ^Gbrave enough to l^Amive the lives we s^Emtole What a wo^Fnderful world this could ^Gbe! C G Am F C G C G Am Em F G ^CNa, na, na, na, na, na ^GNa, na, na, na, na, na, na ^AmNa, na, na, na, na, ^Fna, na, na, na ^CNa, na, na, na, na, na ^GNa, na, na, na, na, na, na ^AmNa, na, na, na, na, ^Fna, na, na, na ^CWhen as you ^Gclose your eyes for the ^Ambig sleep I hope you think of ^Fme, yeah ^CNa, na, na, na, na, na ^GNa, na, na, na, na, na, na ^AmNa, na, na, na, na, ^Fna, na, na, na And if you ^Cgo, I'll be ^Ggone And ^Amyou'll be left a^Flone to live your ^Clife, as you p^Glease But s^Amomeday you'll a^Fgree that I was al^Cways meant for ^Gyou You were a^Amlways meant for ^Fme and you will s^Cee G that you're i^Cmposs^Amible ^{F G} You're i^Cmposs^Amible ^{F G} You're i^Cmposs^Amible ^{F G} You're i^Cmposs^Amible ^{F G} So, ^Chow many more e^Gxamples until we ^Ambreak? So ^Fhow many sacrif^Cices must we ^Gmake? Becaus^Ce we've all been there ^Gonce before And it l^Amooks like we've ret^Emurned once more So is t^Fhis the beginning or the ^Gend? The last two s^Coldiers on the bat^Gtlefield ^AmSurvivors of the war They a^Fim at one another while their ^Cmothers beg the ^Glord "If you're ^Clistening,^G I'm missing him So s^Amomehow bring him h^Emome. ^FHow did it come to t^Ghis?" So the sol^Cdiers lift their ri^Gfles And they're a^Amiming at the head They t^Fhink of their first love before they t^Cake their final ^Gbreath And s^Comewhere in the d^Gistance they hear ^Amsomething someone ^Emsaid: ^F"How did it come^G to this?" F E F C G Am F C G Am F ^CWhen as you c^Glose your eyes for the ^Ambig sleep I hope you think o^Ef ^Fme, ^Cyeah ^{Am F}

^CNa, na, na, na, na, na ^GNa, na, na, na, na, na, na ^AmNa, na, na, na, na, ^Fna, na, na, na ^CWhen as you c^Glose your eyes for the ^Ambig sleep I hope you ^Fthink of me, yeah ^CNa, na, na, na, na, na ^GNa, na, na, na, na, na, na ^AmNa, na, na, na, na, ^Fna, na, na, na F E F E F E C