Fallout Marianas Trench
Capo 6!!
1st Verse:
[G]An empty ro[D]om,
I'm empty [Em]too
And ever[C]ything reminds me of [G]you
So many th[D]ings
I shouldn't have m[Em]issed
The more that I[C] push
And the more you resis[G]t
It's easy to [D]say it's for the [Em]best
When you want[C] more
While you leave me with le[G]ss
Pre-chorus:
I know you're [D]fine, but what do I [Em]do?[C]
[G]I know you're f[D]ine, but what do[Em] I do?[C]
Chorus:
I'[C]m awake, and[G] trying
Whi[D]le you're sleeping like a [Em]baby beside him
[C]I'm on the le[G]dge while you're so
[D]God damn po[Em]lite and c[C]omposed
And I [G]know you see me,
[D]And you're making it [Em]look so easy
[C]What comes [G]and goes,
I'd go wi[D]thout
I know you're f[Em]ine but what if I
(Fall[C]out), Fallout, (fal[G]lout), fallout (fa[D]llout)
Through the f[Em]allout
(Fall[C]out), Fallout, (fall[G]out), fallout, (fal[D]lout)
2nd Verse:
[G]And now the[D]res him
And now theres[Em] me
The secrets you [C]give
And the secrets you k[G]eep
And neverthele[D]ss
It's never yo[Em]u let
The more that I g[C]ive
And the less that I[G] get
Don't tell me to [D]fight,
To fight for y[Em]ou
After this lon[C]g, I shouldn't hav[G]e to
Pre-chorus:
I know yo[D]u're fine, but what [Em]do I [C]do?
[G]I know you're f[D]ine, but what do[Em] I do?[C]
Chorus:
I'[C]m awake, and[G] trying
Whi[D]le you're sleeping like a [Em]baby beside him
[C]I'm on the le[G]dge while you're so
[D]God damn po[Em]lite and c[C]omposed
And I [G]know you see me,
[D]And you're making it [Em]look so easy
[C]What comes [G]and goes,
I'd go wi[D]thout
I know you're f[Em]ine but what if I
(Fall[C]out), Fallout, (fal[G]lout), fallout (fa[D]llout)
Through the f[Em]allout
(Fall[C]out), Fallout, (fall[G]out), fallout, (fal[D]lout)
Your the fa[Em]llout
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