[Intro]
A D x2
A F#m x2
[Verse]
A
This is not an escape
D A F#m
But I don't know how to hold somebody without losing my grip
A
You'll say I was bound to leave
D
Since I first stepped across your borders
A F#m
Since I crawled into your skin
E A
Thought I heard you whisper in the dark
D
That you knew where the light would be
F#m E A
Thought I saw your shape against the black
D
Thought I felt you moving beside me
E A D
We are not alone and we are more alone than we've ever been
E
So hurry up and lose me
A F#m
Hurry up and find me, again
A F#m (x2)
A
So I'll pass the lumber mills
F#m D
I'll pass the coal mines and the parks
A F#m
And the dried up oil fields
D A F#m
I'll pass a thousand lonely pines that bend their backs against the sun
D A F#m
But I'll mistake the station birds for the sound of my phone ringing
E A
Thought I heard you whisper in the dark
D
That you knew where the light would be
F#m E A
Don't wait for me to walk a straight line
D
You can only hold your breath so long
E A D
We are not alone and we are more alone than we've ever been
E
So hurry up and lose me
A F#m
Hurry up and find me, again
A F#m (x2)
A
But I am no less bound to you
F#m D
Than when I crossed into your silence
A F#m
When I held your solitude
A
But you never liked it
When I'd play dead
F#m D A F#m
And you wondered why my love songs are always the grieving kind
D A F#m
Why I wander off to search for my reflection in the crowd
D F#m
Oh, forget I said love
A D
And also, don't forget I said love
E A D
We are not alone and we are more alone than we've ever been
E
So hurry up and lose me
A F#m
Hurry up and find me again
A F#m (x4)