Soulmate

Tony Sly

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Tom:
G D Monday morning you woke up crying
Em C G The outcome of a stupid line oh-oh
D C Said by some punk-ass on the street
G D It wasn't me, it wasn't you
Em C G It wasn't anybody you knew is it
D C Your old friend insecurity? [Refrain]
Am C G D G The one companion that stuck by your side since you were born [Bridge]
G D Em C [Verse 2]
G D Tuesday night you were in a fight
Em C G The same old argument black and white
D C It's something that's eating your inside
G D It's not the food, it's not the booze
Em C G It isn't anything consumed so is it
D C becoming a problem you can't hide?
[Refrain]
Am C G D G And all those times, you thought that you were wrong - you were right [Chorus 1]
Em D G Em The devil on your shoulder gives you strength in paranoia
D C The countless times you called a few
Em D Your best friend till the end of time
G They'll always be there by your side
Em D C Solidify conditions you've abused
Eb D G What that means you'll never have a clue [Bridge]
G D Em C/G D C [Verse 3]
G D More than just a life long friend
Em C G No social life I guess we can pretend
D C It's not like I care but anyway
G D You always wanna leave, you never wanna stay
Em C G Cause you think if you drink too much then you will lose it
D C You'll drink your security away [Refrain]
Am C G D G The one companion that stuck by your side since you were born [Chorus 2]
Em D G Em The little voice inside your head, annoying and confusing
D C That somehow tells you what to do
Em D G Socially you've lost your mind and basically you're out of time
Em D C You try to build so much it breaks on you
Eb D G What that means you'll never have a clue [Bridge]
G D Em C/G D C [Outro]
Eb D What that means you'll never have a
Eb D What that means you'll never have a
Eb D C G What that means you'll never have a clue
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