Lawrence Arms - Faintly Falling Ashes Acoustic
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| Band name | Lawrence Arms |
| Song name | Faintly Falling Ashes Acoustic |
| Tab type | Chords |
| Added | 05/24/2008 |
| Size | 1.51 kb |
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Faintly Falling Ashes Acoustic Chords by Lawrence Arms, The Lawrence Arms – Faintly Falling Ashes (Acoustic Version) By Romain Balgentien Chords Em 022000 D xx0232 Cadd9 x3203x G 320033 Dsus/F# 20023x Em D Cadd9 another senseless week of crowded thoughts and crooked teeth Em G Cadd9 morning frost and frozen sidewalks Em D Cadd9 all those days that burn inside us Em G Cadd9 swell up in the silence of snowflakes falling magically G D Em but the magic fades into the memory G D G Cadd9 sleigh bells ringing laughing all the way G D Em cold hands of winter grasp as I gasp for breath D is this my last? G Cadd9 G D G no thoughts of dying no more self loathing for today Em D Cadd9 so deck the halls with drunken folly Em G Cadd9 swallow resolutions line our stomachs with illusions Em D Cadd9 car engines sputtering like these smoke filled dreams Em G Cadd9 mistletoes and colored lightbulbs G D Em and the kiss of winter fades into the memory G D G Cadd9 angels singing ... lift me off the ground G D Em yesterday is frozen in the revery G Cadd9 tomorrow is melting G D Cadd9 Dsus/F# G let's raise our glasses to these faintly falling ashes ...