Awake Secondhand Serenade
INTRO:
C, C, Am7, Am7
Wi[C]th every appearance by you, blinding my [Am7]eyes,
I can hardly remember the [C]last time I felt like I do.
You're an angel dis[Am7]guised.
And you're[C] lying real still,
but your [G7(G)]heart beat is fast just[Am7] like mine.
And the[C] movie's long over,
that's t[G7(G)]hree that have passed, one more's[Am7] fine.
Will you s[C]tay a[Am7]wake for [G7(G)]me?
[Am7]I don't wanna [G7(G)]miss anything[F]
I don'[F]t wanna miss [G7(G)]anything
I will [C]share the a[Am7]ir I bre[G7(G)]athe,
[Am7]I'll give you my [G7(G)]heart on a [F]string,
I just [F]don't wanna miss [G7(G)]anything.
BRIDGE:
C, C, Am7, Am7
I'm [C]trying real hard not to shake. I'm biting my[Am7] tongue,
but I'm feeling alive and with [C]every breathe that I take,
I feel like [Am7]I've won. You're my key to survival.
And if[C] it's a hero you w[G7(G)]ant,
I can save you. Just [Am7]stay here.
Your [C]whispers are priceless.
Your [G7(G)]breathe, it is dear. So please [Am7]stay near.
Will you [C]stay a[Am7]wake for [G7(G)]me?
I [Am7]don't wanna [G7(G)]miss a[F]nything
I don't wanna miss any[G7(G)]thing
I will [C]share the a[Am7]ir I [G7(G)]breathe,
I'll [Am7]give you my [G7(G)]heart on a [F]string,
I just don't wanna miss an[G7(G)]ything.
[C]Sa[Am7]y my[C] name. I [C]just want to [G7(G)]hear you.
[C]Say[F] my[C] name. So [G7(G)]I know it's [Am7]true.
You're [C]changing me. You're [Am7]changing me.
You [C]showed me how to [G7(G)]live.
So [Am7]just say. So [G7(G)]just say,
That you'll [C]stay [Am7]awake for [G7(G)]me.
I don't [C]wanna [G7(G)]miss any[F]thing.
I don't wanna miss any[G7(G)]thing.
I will [C]share the [Am7]air I [G7(G)]breathe,
I'll [Am7]give you my [G7(G)]heart on a [F]string,
I just don't wanna miss any[G7(G)]thing
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