Twenty One Pilots - A car a torch a death

The ^Gair begins to feel a little th^Din As I ^Bmstart the car and then I begi^An To ^Gadd the miles piled up beh^Dind me I ^Bmbarely feel a smile deep insi^Ade me

And I ^Gbegin to envy the headlights driv^Ding south I want to ^Bmcrack the door so I can just fa^All out But t^Ghen I remember when you packed ^Dmy car You ^Bmreached in the back and bucked up yo^Aur heart

For ^Gme to ^Ddrive ^Bmaway ^Awith I ^Gbegan to ^Dunderstan^Bmd Why^A God died ^G

^G[2^Dx]^{Bm A} The ^Gdemon sat there waiting on h^Der porch It was a ^Bmlittle dark so we held a makesh^Aift torch And ^Gwhen my car was far out of ^Dsight He ^Bmcrept in her room and stayed there for the ^Anight

And then I ^Gfelt chills in my bones The breath I ^Dsaw was not my own I knew my ^Bmskin that wrapped my frame Wasn't m^Aade to play this game And then I s^Gaw Him, torch in hand He laid it o^Dut, what he had planned And then I ^Bmsaid, I'll take the grave Please, just s^Aend them all my way [2x]

I ^Gbegan to ^Dundersta^Bmnd Wh^Ay God died

^G[2^Dx]^{Bm A} The ^Gair begins to feel a little t^Dhin As we're ^Bmwaiting for the morning to b^Aegin ^GBut for now you told me to hold t^Dhis jar And when I ^Bmlooked inside, I saw It held y^Aour heart

For ^Gme to ^Dwalk awa^Bmy w^Aith I ^Gbegan to u^Dndersta^Bmnd Wh^Ay God died