1. |
The Plot
03:02
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The Plot
Intro
D G Bm A
We should have known better right from the top
we’ve both been to this movie and we know the plot
I asked you to dance and we hung out a lot
D/G
neither one of us ever knows when to stop
Intro
Bm A D G Bm A
the lights go down, the curtain is raised
your favorite actors, in your favorite play
Bm A D Em F# G A
the camera draws nearer to your beautiful face
a singular tear that you can’t erase
Intro
After everything thats gone on between you and i
think we should feel so lucky that we talk at all
when I see you on the street I think to myself
god i wish, someday she’d give me a call
Intro
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2. |
Staring Into Your Eyes
05:00
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D Bm
If I could only write one line
F# G
and it didn't even have to rhyme
D Bm
I'd spend just a little more time
A G/B D
staring into your eyes
If I could only write one song
and get you all to sing along
I'd spend just a little more time
staring into your eyes
G A D
Cause your eyes
are the windows to your soul
Sometimes
when your out of control
it's all right
just try to let go
G A
it's all right, it's all right
Intro
Guitar Solo Over Verse
Chorus
Intro (Guitar)
if I could only say one prayer
to let you know I really care
i'd pray for just a little more time
staring into your eyes
If I could only write one line
and it didn't even have to rhyme
I'd spend just a little more time
staring into your eyes
Guitar Solo Over Verse
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