Head Above Water
Avril Lavigne
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[Intro] Bm G D [Primera Parte]Bm G I've gotta keep the calm beforeD the stormBm G D I don't want less, I don't want moreBm G D Must bar the windows and the doorsBm G D To keep me safe, to keep me warm [Segunda Parte]Bm G Yeah, my life is what I'm fightingD forBm G Can't part the sea, can't reachD the shoreBm G And my voice becomes the drivingD forceBm G D I won't let this pull me overboard [Estribillo]Bm G God, keep my head above waterD Don't let me drownA It gets harderBm G I'll met you there at the altarD A As I fall down to my kneesBm G Don't let me drown, drown, drownD Don't let me, don't let me, don'tA let me drownContinúa después del anuncio[Tercera Parte]Bm G D So pull me up from down belowBm G D Cause I'm underneath the undertowBm G D Come dry me off and hold me closeBm G D I need you now, I need you most [Estribillo]Bm G God, keep my head above waterD Don't let me drownA It gets harderBm G I'll met you there at the altarD A As I fall down to my kneesBm G Don't let me drown, drown, drownD Don't let me, don't let me, don'tA let me drownBm G Don't let me drown, drown, drownD (Don't let me, don't let me,A don't let me drown) Keep my head above water, above water [Puente]G A D Bm And I can't see in the stormyA weatherG A D Bm A I can't seem to keep it all togetherG A D And I can't swim the ocean likeBm A this foreverG A And I can't breath [Estribillo]Bm G God, keep my head above waterD I loose my breathA At the bottomBm G Come rescue me, I'll be waitingD A I'm too young to fall asleepBm G God, keep my head above waterD Don't let me drownA It gets harderBm G I'll met you there at the altarD A As I fall down to my kneesBm G Don't let me dro-ownD Don't let me, don't let me, don'tA let me drownBm G Don't let me dro-ownD (Don't let me, don't let me,A don't let me drown) Keep my head above water, above water
Composición: Avril Lavigne, Randall Clark Travis y Stephan Richard Moccio
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