Goodbye I'm Sorry

Jamestown Story

  • C
  • C5
  • Cmaj7
  • Em
  • G
  • Gadd9
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Key:
(intro) G Gadd9 C5 Em E|------x------x------x------0---- B|------0------0------1------0---- G|------0------2------0------0---- D|------0------0------x------2---- A|------x------0------3------0---- E|------3------3------x------0---- Cmaj7 E|--x------| B|--0------| G|--0------| D|--x------| A|--3------| E|--x------|
( G Gadd9 C5 Em
C5 G Gadd9 Em G
Cmaj7 ) Time has run out for me.
G Gadd9 C5 Everything's distant and I don't know what to believe.
Em C5 It's so hard, lost in the world
G Gadd9 confusion.
C5 Em C5 And I need to leave, for a while.
G Gadd9 C5 Life is so meaningless, there is nothing worth a smile.
Em C5 So goodbye, I'll miss you.
G
Em Cmaj7 And I'm sorry, but this is my fate.
G Gadd9 C5 Everything is worthless, no one who wants me to stay.
Em And I'm sorry, but I've waited too
C5 long.
G Gadd9 So here's my goodbye, no one will
C5 cry over me.
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Em C5 I'm not worth any tears.
C
( G Gadd9 C5 Em
C5 G Gadd9 Em G
Cmaj7 ) It's been the years, of abuse.
G C5 Neglected to treat the disorder,
Em C5 That controls my youth, for so long.
G C5 I'm in a fleshy tomb, buried up above the ground.
Em C5 It's no use, why should I hold
G on?
C5 Em It's been five years, don't need one more.
C5 So goodbye, life's abuse.
G
Em Cmaj7 And I'm sorry, but this is my fate.
G Gadd9 C5 Everything is worthless, no one who wants me to stay.
Em And I'm sorry, but I've waited too
C5 long.
G Gadd9 So here's my goodbye, no one will
C5 cry over me.
Em C5 I'm not worth any tears.
C
( G Gadd9 C5 Em
C5 G Gadd9 C5 G
Gadd9 Cmaj7 ) And I'm sorry, but this is my fate.
G Gadd9 C5 Everything is worthless, no one who wants me to stay.
Em And I'm sorry, but I've waited too
C5 long.
G Gadd9 So here's my goodbye, no one will
C5 cry over me.
Em C5 So here's my goodbye, no one will
C cry over me.
Em C5 I'm not worth any tears.
C
( G Gadd9 C5 Em
C5 G Gadd9 Em G
Cmaj7 )
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