Saosin - Morning sorrow

Tw^Das but a cold a^And lonesome night, w^Ghen I finally ^Crealized. . . re^Dalized that the o^Anly true love in my life, de^Gsires no^At me . . . ^Gno, . . n^Aot me. . ^Byes, o^Af course n^Got me, ^Bbut yearns f^Aor my own ^Gflesh and blood. ^BYes, t^Ahe very blood t^Ghat ru

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ns thr^Gough my veins, ^Dpulses ^Athrough^G hers as^D well.

^ECan ^Dshe n^Aot see . . . B/Bm A G A what she is doing to me' ^ECan ^Dshe n^Aot see. . . B/Bm A G A the streaks these tears leave' ^EDoes ^Dshe n^Aot care' B/Bm A G A That tommorow I may not be there, G A B/Bm A be there to have my feelings hurt anymore; B/Bm A G A or to have my heart crushed once more.

^ESo as ^DI end ^Athis. . . B/Bm A full of thoughts of her; a^Gnd him full ^Aof thoughts of her. ^EI plunge^D this v^Aery pen, B/Bm A into the hollow emptiness. . . ^Gwhere my h^Aeart . . . o^Gnce lay . . . ^Ain s

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