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The Cure Plain Song
*CREDITS*
Sergio Lucero [slucero@llaima.dim.uchile.cl] [1,5crd,6,9] Brandinius [brandinius@aol.com] [2] Mario Dorion [Mario.Dorion@canada.sun.com] [4,8] Paul [U30480@uicvm.uic.edu] [5tab]
*SIDENOTE* Though you might consider my request illegal, I guess this whole file could also be considered illegal: I am looking for bootlegs! There's no way I could get any Cure bootlegs unless some kind soul out there in NetLand wants to sell me a tape copy. Write to me! *************************************************************************
plainsong
A D A "i think it's dark and it looks like rain" you said D "and the wind is blowing like it's the end of the A D world" you said "and it's so cold it's like the E D A cold if you were dead" and then you smiled for a second
"i think i'm old and i'm feeling pain" you said "and it's all running out like it's the end of the world" you said "and it's so cold it's like the cold if you were dead" and then you smiled for a second
sometimes you make me feel like i'm living at the edge of the world like i'm living at the edge of the world "it's just the way i smile" you said
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pictures of you
A D i've been looking so long at these pictures of you that i almost believe that they're real i've been living so long with my pictures of you that i almost believe that the pictures are all i can feel
remembering you standing quiet in the rain as i ran to your heart to be near and we kissed as the sky fell in holding you close how i always held close in your fear remembering you, running soft through the night you were bigger and brighter and wider than snow and screamed at the make-believe screamed at the sky and you finally found all your courage to let it all go
remembering you fallen into my arms, crying for the death of your heart you were stone white so delicate lost in the cold you were always so lost in the dark remembering you how you used to be slow drowned you were angles so much more than everything oh hold for the last time then slip away quietly open my eyes but i never see anything
E D if only i'd thought of the right words E D i could have held onto your heart E D if only i'd thought of the right words E Bm7 A i wouldn't be breaking apart all my pictures of you
looking so long at these pictures of you but i never held onto your heart looking so long for the words to be true but always just breaking apart my pictures of you
Bridge: A Bm7 A/C# D A/C# D A/E D/F#
A there was nothing in the world Bm7 A/C# D that i ever wanted more than to feel you deep in my heart A/C# there was nothing in the world D A/E that i ever wanted more that to never feel the breaking D/F# D apart all my pictures of you
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