Petrichor

D     G    A    D

[Verse]
D                        G
when it's raining in the morning
G                 D                     G
and you smell the petrichor from your bed
D                        G
know that i'm with you, there in some way
D                               G
like a fly on the wall in your head
         C                     G
when the bad thoughts and the nightmares
         C                          G
keep us afraid of the things in our minds
                D                   G
know that it's alright, life keeps moving
             D                 G
just don't let it leave you behind
             C                     G
when you're exhausted and you're lonely
          C                 G
and the sadness begins to appear
G         D                     G
know that somewhere, there are people
D                               G
who love the idea that you're here
G             C          G
and when the sky dims, turning pitch black
C                     G
and the clock reads 3 a.m.
           D
hit me by phone call or text,
         G
calm or (if you're) panicky mess
          A                      D
and we'll go out for milkshakes again