Body Language
Helena Deland
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G A I admit it’s lateBm A To show up here and in this state butG A I disagreeBm A We should talk there are some things that IG A need to hear you sayBm A [Verse 2]G A Now that it’s too lateBm A To figure out how to separateG A Bm I still could get comfortableA G If you only let me in on what’s onA your mindBm AG A What is on your mind?Bm A G Body language gets old with timeG A And I can’t read your mindBm A [Pre-Chorus]A Bm A I can’t talk to youG A Bm A G A Something happens when I try toA Bm A I can’t talk to youG A Bm Something happens when I try toA GContinúa después del anuncio[Chorus]G G G Fool to think I’d leave withBm A G A all I need to know and free to goBm A G A All I need to know and free to goG At last [Verse 3]G A Who do you want to be?Bm A Who you think you are to me?G A Let me in beforeBm A I’ve forgotten what I’m waiting forG A Bm AG A Bm A [Verse 4]G A What do you take this to be?Bm A What is it that you want from me?G A Let me in beforeBm A G I’ve forgotten what I’m waiting forA How could I explainBm A When our inventions leaves out the name?G A I cannot explainBm A [Pre-Chorus]Bm A If I can’t talk to youG A Bm Something happens when I try toA G AA Bm A If I can’t talk to youG A Bm Something happens when I try toA G [Chorus]G G G Fool to think I’d leave withBm A G A all I need to know and free to goBm A G A All I need to know and free to goG At lastG G G [Verse 5]G A What is on your mind?Bm A Body language gets old with timeG A And I can’t read your mindBm A Body language gets old with timeG A And I can’t read your mindBm AG A G A G A [Otro]G A G A G A G A Free at lastA G A G A G A G A Free At lastG A