Wild Child - Stones

^AThinking I'd like for you to^C#m take the time to call me back ^AJust knowing you're out alone ^C#mDriving me crazy so much that I'm thinking that ^DI'd like to go out of my way to let you know that I'm not alone Taking so many turns I'm not sure how I c^Ean get back ho^Ame

^AMoving so slow sometimes can^C#m't even tell if I'm even walking at all ^AStanding beside the wall feel^C#ming like it would be best If I could ^Dfall back into your arms where I can breathe because I know I'm safe Have to be alright with knowing things will never b^Ee the same

^BmI can feel my skin crawling, the size of the stones Feel the ^C#mweight of the winter, I'll be out on my own Wondering whe^Bmre I'll be going if I'll ever come home to ^Dyou

^AFilling the space you left with ^C#mpeople that I don't care about ^AWishing that I could take the lies ^C#mwe made and burn them to the ground ^DRunning around so blind I swear that I have never seen before Feeling round the ground for pieces^E of me that you left on the floor

^AShaking so hard you wouldn't thi^C#mnk that I could stand out strai^Aght ^AI hear your voice just checking ^C#min to see if I'm okay ^DHold her in your arms and think of what I used to mean to you Say it hasn't changed but can't tel^El me what I'm supposed to do

I^Bm can feel my skin crawling, the size of the stones Feel the^C#m weight of the winter, I'll be out on my own Wondering wher^De I'll be going if I'll ever come home to ^Dmyou

^EmWalking through these streets blindly, searching for signs That th^Bme road laid behind me, wasting my life Turning ^Empage by page lightly, adjusting my eyes just to see ^Bm Can y^Emou swim while I'm sinking, let me alone All the ^Bmwhile now you're thinking should've never come home With your ^Emface to the sink and your back to what you left of m^Bme ^{C#m D}

I can f^Aeel my skin crawling, the size of the stones Feel th^C#me weight of the winter, I'll be out on my own Wondering ^Dwhere I'll be going if I'll ever come home to^Dm you

I can f^Aeel my skin crawling, the size of the stones Feel the ^C#mweight of the winter, I'll be out on my own Wondering ^Dwhere I'll be going if I'll ever come home to y^Dmou