Intro (x2): E   Abm   Dbm 

Verse:
         E                    Abm
Do you remember the sun on a bench
                      Dbm
And the kiss that you left me with?
                                  E           Abm   Dbm   Dbm
The warmth of your breath when you bit my lip?


          E
I found a handful of lies
          Abm
When you found my eyes
            Dbm
And didn't look away
       Dbm                           E                    Abm   Dbm   Dbm
Do you remember the stares and the stars and the planes

Chorus:
         E
And the elevator days came
Abm                  Dbm   Dbm
Say my name, say my name

Interlude: E   Abm   Dbm   Dbm

Verse:
          E                        Abm
And you remember the time when we dealt with the lines
         Dbm           Dbm
And flew out of the state
         E                            Abm                     Dbm          Dbm
And you reached into my mind, took it off of the time that I wanted to wait

Interlude: E   E

Bridge:
B         Dbm                E   E
Room 161, your hand on a gun
B
Clothes left on the floor
Dbm                   E   E
Sock left on the door

Interlude:
   B   Dbm   E   E   Gb   Gb
   E   Abm   Dbm   Dbm
   E   Abm   Dbm   Dbm

Verse:
        E                       Abm
Nothin' more just paints on the walls and
                  Dbm
Just talks in the halls
                    Dbm
Yeah, we both knew
             E                              Abm   Dbm   Dbm
a couple of drinks and you can leave us to it


         E                     Abm
And with God it was all in the way
             Dbm   Dbm
All in the way

Outro: E   Abm   Dbm   Dbm

Outro:
        E
Was it enough
Abm                 B
To try to take from me?
             Eb      E                            Abm
Just take a backseat pass to try to catch enough room
        B
Try to dream


        E
Was it enough
Abm                  B
To try to take from me?
            Eb       E                            Abm
Just take a backseat pass to try to catch enough room
        B
Try to breathe
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