Can you not ^Csee what you've ^Emdone? You ^Fgave your heart a^Gway like that. I didn't ^Cwant to fall in ^Emlove, with ^Fanyone but you, ^Gdear. I can still ^Chear the ^Emsong, the m^Felody be^Ghind the kiss, you ^Cgave me, you were ^Emwrong, I was ^Fright so I walked a^Gway, and left you ^Cthere, a^Emlone, I g^Fot so tired of ^Gtalking on the ^Ctele^Emphone, how ^Fmany times would we ^Gsay the words, "Good bye?"

RIFF*

I made ^Cmistakes, and ^Emone, was t^Felling you that ^GI'd be there when ^Ctelling time (?) had ^Emcome, I ^Fshould have said I didn't^G care. All the ^Ctime I would have ^Emsaved, If ^FI had been less ^Gwilling to ac^Ccomm^Emodate, you'd ^Fbeen a littl^Ge less likely to cry.

RIFF*

^AmYou go back to the ^Ghigh life, and ^AmI'll go back to the ^Glow. ^FI should have known, ^GBut now I know. There'll be no ^Cword from ^Emyou, des^Fcribing how it ^Gfelt to go through ^Cwhat I put you ^Emthrough It a^Fll makes perfect ^Gsense the way you ^Ccut the ^Emrope that ^Fkept you dangling ^Gfrom such pitif^Cul amounts of ^Emhope, ^FI would have cut it, ^Gtoo.

RIFF I'm not much of a tab reader, I go by chords and embellish off of them. Hold the C chord down, then pluck the A string (third fret) twice, followed by the D (second fret) once, then the open G string, then G string, second fret (with your middle finger). Then do the same thing in reverse, adding an optional pull-of on the D string. End on C.

The Avett Brothers - Pretty girl from michigan