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Received: from DEPAUW.EDU by DEPAUW.EDU (PMDF #5830 ) id MIME-version: 1.0 Content-type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT Alway Changing Probably by Toad the Wet Sprocket from the "Bread and Circus" CD contributed by Ryan Houlette another in the "This is the way I play it, guys" series in other words, don't blame me if it's wrong (but tell me how to fix it) Okay, this song is appegiated on the recording, but I'll give the straight chords first. [verse1] Am F I wanted to follow you down G To your well-furnished cave and to laugh at your art Am F I wanted to tell you the truth G But I'm always afraid that you'll be torn apart Am F G Oh Say the word and I'll tell you you're wrong Am F G Em C D Oh Say the word, I've been waiting for so long [chorus] D Em C D But when you talk, D Em C D there's nothing to hear D Em C D I'm always changing, D Em C D you're too far or too near [verse2] Am F I wanted to tell her the truth G But I'm always afraid that it's not in her heart Am F I wanted to say how I felt G But I'm always afraid that she'll stop when I start Am F G Oh Say the word, when we're there at her home Am F G Em C D Oh Say the word, 'cause I don't want to be alone [chorus] D Em C D But when she talks D Em C D She's all that I hear D Em C D How can I help it D Em C D You are always too near |
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