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^CThe night's sy^Emnthetic half-light ^CRolls over your s^Emteering wheel ^AmI'm closing my ey^Ges just for a while

^F(Can you call me when we're ^Galmost halfway)

^CThe house, the fi^Emrst thing I see ^CFilled up with a ^Emfamily ^AmSurrounded by c^Gity and by ^Fsea ^FCan you call me when we're a^Glmost halfway) ^FWill you wake me when we're ^Galmost halfway ^FI don't wanna t^Gake this trip ^Amalone ^C

^CA saint is ch^Emasing a snake ^CFor every^Embody's s^Amake ^AmAnd so they go bu^Grning cars ^F(Can you call me when we're al^Gmost halfway)

^CThe mother prepa^Emres the weapon ^CBefore handing i^Emt to ^Amson Who watches his ^Gdaddy runs

(^FCan you call me when we're a^Glmost halfway) ^FWill you wake me when we're a^Glmost halfway ^FI don't wanna ^Gtake this trip a^Amlone ^C Cause I'd ^Fnever re^Fmach my h^Come

^CThe flames wander thr^Emough the city ^CAnd set fire t^Emo the se^Ama Then out of the b^Glaze appears a ^Fface (Can you call me when we're a^Glmost halfway)

^CA girl with a l^Emook in her eyes ^CAs if to say,^Em "I^Am despise Such p^Goisonous family t^Fies" (^FCan you call me when we're a^Glmost halfway)

^CBut a poison as sw^Emeet as nectar ^CCould never f^Emorget or neglect her ^AmIt carries her h^Gome and closes her e^Fyes ^F(Can you call me when we're ^Galmost halfway)

^CSo she goes back under, s^Emwallows the water ^CFixes her face like a ^Emgood little daughter ^AmAnd follows her family, Who f^Gollow a saint and a ^Fsnake (Can you call me when we're a^Glmost halfway) ^FWill you wake me when we're a^Glmost halfway ^FI don't wanna t^Gake this trip al^Amone ^C Cause I'd n^Fever re^Fmach my h^Come

No I'd n^Fever r^Fmeach my h^Come ^Em No I'd n^Fever r^Fmeach my h^Come ^Em

My H^Come ^{Em C}(Can you call me when we're a^Emlmost halfway) (Wake me when we're almost halfway) (Can you call me when we're almost halfway) (Wake me when we're almost halfway) (Can you call me when we're almost halfway) (Wake me when we're almost halfway) (Can you call me when we're almost halfway) (Wake me when we're almost halfway)