Intro - x4 - - or AbmEBGb -:
xA|-------------------------------------------------|
xE|-------------------------2---5----------2--------|
xC|----2---2-2-2/4--2-----2---2---2-2-2h4----2---2--|
xG|--4---4------------4-4----------------------6----|
xA|-----------------------------------------------|
xE|------------5--3-------2---5----------2--------|
xC|----2---2-2------2---2---2---2-2-2h4----2---2--|
xG|--4---4------------4----------------------6----|
Chorus:
AbmEBGb
She calls me when I'm in town, I pretend I'm not around
AbmEBGb
But she sees on a screen I am, so here I am, here I am
AbmEBGb
She don't call me one and only no, she just calls me when she gets lonely
AbmEBGb
Something I do that gets her there, so feel better, and get well
Verse:
AbmEBGbAbm
There's no love without this pain, there's no one time without again
AbmEBGb
And there's no way that I am, what she needs now
AbmEBGbAbm
I'm just a passing plan, not a for sure, without a chance
AbmEBGb
And there's no way that I am, what she sees now
Chorus:
AbmEBGb
She calls me when I'm in town, I pretend I'm not around
AbmEBGb
But she sees on a screen I am, so here I am, here I am
AbmEBGb
She don't call me one and only no, she just calls me when she gets lonely
AbmEBGb
Something I do that gets her there, so feel better, and get well
Verse:
AbmEBGb
Backwards now we're back again, sideways just to find our friends
AbmEBGb
Oh this road is changing everything I know now
AbmEBGb
We sat down inside my head, let's just talk about something else
AbmEBGb
The sun gets brighter and takes me alone, oh oh oh oh
Chorus:
AbmEBGb
She calls me when I'm in town, I pretend I'm not around
AbmEBGb
But she sees on a screen I am, so here I am, here I am
AbmEBGb
She don't call me one and only no, she just calls me when she gets lonely
AbmEBGb
Something I do that gets her there, so feel better, and get well
Interlude - or AbmEBGb -:
xA|-------------------------------------------------|
xE|-------------------------2---5----------2--------|
xC|----2---2-2-2/4--2-----2---2---2-2-2h4----2---2--|
xG|--4---4------------4-4----------------------6----|
xA|-----------------------------------------------|
xE|------------5--3-------2---5----------2--------|
xC|----2---2-2------2---2---2---2-2-2h4----2---2--|
xG|--4---4------------4----------------------6----|
and get well, and get well, yeah
Verse:
AbmEBGbAbm
No this curtains never closed, only one way that this goes
AbmEBGb
Turning circles and we lose our faces
AbmEBGbAbm
New faces around but, no replacements I've found
AbmEBGb
Can we just find a way to, go back, home now
Chorus:
AbmEBGb
She calls me when I'm in town, I pretend I'm not around
AbmEBGb
But she sees on a screen I am, so here I am, here I am
AbmEBGb
She don't call me one and only no, she just calls me when she gets lonely
AbmEBGb
Something I do that gets her there, so feel better, and get well
Bridge:
AbmEGbAbmBGb
Don't call me one and only, just call me when you get lonely
AbmEBGb
Something that gets her there, so feel better, and get well well
AbmEGbAbmBGb
Don't call me one and only, just call me when you get lonely
AbmEBGb
Something that gets her there, so feel better, and get well
This arrangement for the song is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this for private study, scholarship, or research. UkuTabs does not own any songs, lyrics or arrangements posted and/or printed.
This arrangement for the song is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this for private study, scholarship, or research. UkuTabs does not own any songs, lyrics or arrangements posted and/or printed. This arrangement was downloaded for free on UkuTabs.com.
Lead singers Jacob Hemphill (vocals, guitar) and Bob Jefferson (bass) met in first grade in Virginia, shortly after Jacob had returned from living in Africa with his family. The two instantly became best friends, and in middle school found a common love for hip hop and rock music. Throughout middle and high school, they met Patrick O’Shea (keyboards), Ryan Berty (drums), and Ken Brownell (percussion) – who would later form SOJA. During this period, reggae music was becoming an addiction for the budding musicians.
