D I'm so afraid of saying something wrongG There's a real danger in saying nothing at allD That I'll go back to the rabbit and drink, yeahG Half-cut, fired up, say what I thinkD That you're funny, interesting, tooG That the air warms up when you walk in the roomD That I still dream about the night we metG Gm How I don't mean it now as I meant it then [Chorus]D G What could be as lonely as love?D G What could ever hurt this much?D G What if you're the only one? [Verse 2]D So let me in, let me in from out of the coldG I'm okay, I'm doing fine -- the greatest lie ever toldD Even I don't recognize reflections of mineG Gm When I'm the next call down the emergency line, I'll say [Chorus]D G What could be as lonely as love?D G What could ever hurt this much?D G What if you're the only one?D G What could be as lonely as love? [Bridge]D It's a cruel tide, a violent oceanG It's a cruel tide, a violent oceanD It's a cruel tide, a violent oceanG It's a cruel tide, a violent oceanD It's a cruel tide, a violent oceanG It's a cruel tide, a violent oceanD It's a cruel tide, a violent oceanG It's a cruel tide, a violent oceanD It's a cruel tide, a violent ocean [Chorus]D G What could be as lonely as love?D G What could ever hurt this much?D G What if you're the only one? (It's a cruel tide, a violent ocean)D G What could be as lonely as love? (It's a cruel tide, a violent ocean) [Bridge]D Oh, it's a cruel tide, a violent ocean (What could be as lonely as love?)G It's a cruel tide, a violent oceanD It's a cruel tide, a violent ocean (What could be as lonely as love?)G It's a cruel tide, a violent ocean [Outro]D G What could be as lonely as love?D G What could be as lonely as love?
What Could Be As Lonely As Love
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Composição: Tomas Sperring, Henry Wyeth, Joshua Keogh e Jim Elliot
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