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Intro: C


C                    Em
Waiting for you baby through the coldest days
G                                C
Huddled in the backseat of the van.
C                            Em
Well I know a girl who would wait until it's dark;
G                             C
When she sings the heavens part


C            Em  G  C    Em
They part- ooooh, ooh.


      D        G      C  Em
And I held my ground
       D            G      C
When I heard those sounds
        Em
Coming out
       D          G
And I must have cried
       C          Em
When I held those hands,


   D                  G
So do you know what I mean,
   C                  Em
So do you know what I feel,
   D                  G     C
So do you know what I mean


C                              Em
An' baby don't you know that I love your snaggletooth.
G                        C
I see it pokin' when you laugh.
C                              Em
And baby don't you know that I love those pigeon toes
G                                C
I hope that you get these pigeon lungs.

C        Em  G  C     Em
Lung- oooooh, ooh


      D          G    C  Em
And I held my ground
       D             G    C
When I heard those sounds
        Em
Coming out
       D         G
And I must have cried
       C          Em
When I held those hands,


   D                  G
So do you know what I mean,
   C                  Em
So do you know what I feel,
   D                 G      C
So do you know what I mean


C C C Em G G G G
C C C Em G G G G


C                 G
And I will try my best
Em                   G
To take this big old hen
C                   G
And I will know his name
Em                  G
And always feel the same 


C                    G
And I'll light up so bright
Em         G
Any orange glow 
C                   G
And I'll light up so bright
Em         G
Any orange glow 


C        Em G   C    Em
Glow- oooooh, ooh


      D          G    C  Em
And I held my ground
       D             G    C
When I heard those sounds
        Em
Coming out


       D         G
And I must have cried
       C          Em
When I held those hands,


   D                  G
So do you know what I mean
   C                 Em
So do you know how I feel


   D                   G
So do you know, do you know
   C                   Em
So do you know, do you know
   D                  G
So do you know what I mean
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Axolotl

I think it sounds better if you play the second C in every line as a G. But that’s just, like, my opinion man.

Cheesegirl

hey hey! i love it! thx so much 4 the tab 🙂

Bluelemon

What’s the strumming pattern for this?

Jazminn

what’s the little riff at the beginning?? But I love this song I’m glad it’s in here.

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Feeding on a diet of The Pogues, Paul Kelly, and whatever else was playing, Joy cut his teeth performing at open mic nights in Melbourne. His style is folk music with pop influences.

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