Bm G She's driving home Sunday morning, with theBm G heat turned up, the windows rolled down to the edge.Bm A And yesterday, snowed for the first time.D G Now no one's on the Willis Avenue Bridge. [Chorus 1]D G Used to be a hard merge.D G Used to be a hard merge. [Verse 2]Bm G She's thinking back on New York City, the firstBm G boy she kissed, the first boy that she crossed.Bm A Now everybody's in their 20s. Look who gotD G married, look who's lost. [Chorus 2]D Used to be a heartbreak.G Used to be a heartbreak.D Used to be a heartbreak.A G D Bm And the fall of 100 things,A G D the hint of an opening. [Verse 3]Bm G Days like this, it's hard to pull over, hard to holdBm G all of the memories in your mind.Bm A D She tries to readjust the rearview, so no one has toG ever fall far behind. [Chorus 3]D Used to be much harder.G Used to be much harder.D A She used to be much harder.G D Bm A And the fall of 100 things,G D the hint of an opening.A G D Bm A And the fall of 100 things,G the hint of an opening. [Bridge]Am G D With all the glass in New York City, it shouldC G D be harder to hide, not so hard to find your way back home.Am G D They can take back all their pity, it's not a one-C G D way ride, nowhere to hold on, no going home,C G D no way to slow down.C G D no way to slow down.C G no way to slow down. [Coda]Bm A Yesterday, snowed for the first time.D G Now no one's on the Willis Avenue Bridge.
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