Day Six Childhood

Intro: Em  C  Am  C   Em  D  C  Em

Verse:
      Em         C            Am
[Agony] You're alone in your bedroom
 C               Em      D       
Hiding from the world, staring at
      C    Em
 the ceiling
    Em       C              D
[Me] Mother said 'he'll be home 
soon'
 C          Em            D      
But he never was, and I knew how 
         C     Em
she was feeling


Chorus:
     F#m           D          
[Fear] You always let him down; 
         F#m            D
'you'd never be like him'
 F#m          Bm      D          
He'd always break you, never let 
     A
you win
 F#m        D          F#m       
No matter what you said, he'd 
         D
always disagree
 F#m           Bm             D
You swore that one day you would be
         A                       
better than him...one day you'd 
Em  C  Am  C   Em  D  C  Em
win



Verse:
       Em              C       
[Agony] You're hiding out in the 
   Am
cellar
 C           Em      D           
Aching and ashamed, covering up 
     C    Em
the bruises
    Em     C            D
[Me] And then he would tell her
        C                Em       
How I tripped and hurt my head, 
     D             C   Em
how I'd always be a loser


Chorus:

     F#m           D          
[Fear] You always let him down; 
         F#m            D
'you'd never be like him'
 F#m          Bm      D          
He'd always break you, never let 
     A
you win
 F#m        D          F#m       
No matter what you said, he'd 
         D
always disagree
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 F#m           Bm             D
You swore that one day you would be
         A                       Em
better than him...one day you'd win

(Instrumental section)
Bridge Intro: Em Am | Em Am | Em Am 
| Am G| B| C | D |E
Repeat
Bride 2: E | G | Em | G | B | D | Em
 Am
Repeat Bridge Intro
Repeat Bridge 2 (End on Am)

Verse:
       Em            C           
[Agony] You're all alone in your 
Am
bedroom
 C                      Em      
How could you learn to care, when 
   D          C        Em
nobody cares for you
    Em       C            D
[Me] Mother said he'd be home soon
 C          Em             D     
But he never came, as for me...he
         C     Em
 didn't have to...
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Day six: Childhood (Radio Edit)

Intro:  Am  F  Dm  F   Am  G  F  Am

Verse:
Am       F            Dm
You're alone in your bedroom
F                Am      G      
Hiding from the world, staring 
       F     Am
at the ceiling
Am      F              G
Mother said 'he'll be home soon'
F            Am           G     
But he never was, and I knew how
          F     Am
 she was feeling


Chorus:
Bm         Em                
You always let him down; 'you'd 
    Bm            G
never be like him
Bm           Em       G         
He'd always break you, never let
      D   D D Dsus4 D
 you win
Bm         Em               Bm  
No matter what you said, he'd 
           G
always disagree
Bm             Em             G
You swore that one day you would be
         D                       
better than him...one day you'd 
Am  F  Dm  F   Am  G  F  Am
win



Verse:
Am             F          Dm
You're hiding out in the cellar
F             Am     G          
Aching and ashamed, covering up 
      F    Am
the bruises
Am    F            G
And then he would tell her
        F                  Am     
How I tripped and hurt my head, 
     G             F   Am
how I'd always be a loser


Chorus:
Bm         Em                
You always let him down; 'you'd 
    Bm            G
never be like him
Bm           Em       G         
He'd always break you, never let
      D   D D Dsus4 D
 you win
Bm         Em               Bm  
No matter what you said, he'd 
           G
always disagree
Bm            Em             G
You swore that one day you would be
         D                       
better than him...one day you'd 
Am  F  Dm  F   Am  G  F  Am
win


Verse:
Am           F            Dm
You're all alone in your bedroom
F                      Am         
How could you learn to care, when 
 G          F        Am
nobody cares for you
Am      F            G
Mother said he'd be home soon
F          Em              G    
But he never came, as for 
          F     Am
me...he didn't have to...