My Happiness
Powderfinger
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Fmaj7 C I see your shadow on the streetFmaj7 C nowFmaj7 C I hear you push through the rustyFmaj7 C gateFmaj7 C Click of your heels on theFmaj7 concreteC Fmaj7 C Waiting for a knock, coming wayFmaj7 C too lateFmaj7 C It seems an age since I've seen yaFmaj7C Fmaj7 Count down as the weeks trickleC Fmaj7 C into days [Pre-Chorus]Em So you come in and put your bagsAm downEm I know there's something in the airAmEm G How can I do this to you right now?G You're over there when I need youF here.. [Chorus]F C G My happinessF Is slowly creeping back nowC G you're at homeF C G If it ever starts sinking inF C It must be when you pack upG and go [Interlude] Fmaj7 C Fmaj7 C (x2) [Verse]Continues after the adFmaj7 C It seems an age since I've seen yaFmaj7C Fmaj7 Count down as the weeks trickleC Fmaj7 C into daysFmaj7 C I hope that time hasn't changed yaFmaj7C Fmaj7 C All I really want is for you toFmaj7 C stay [Pre-Chorus]Em So you come in and put your bagsAm downEm I know there's something in the airAmEm G How can I do this to you right now?G You're over there when I need youF here.. [Chorus]F C G My happinessF Is slowly creeping back nowC G you're at homeF C G If it ever starts sinking inF C It must be when you pack upG and go [Bridge]Fmaj7 C I know, I know, I know, what isG F insideFmaj7 C I know, I know, I know, what isG F insideFmaj7 C I know, I know, I know, what isG F insideFmaj7 I know, I know, I know, what isG G7 inside [Interlude] (Solo)Fmaj7 CFmaj7 CFmaj7 CFmaj7 CFmaj7 CFmaj7 CFmaj7 CFmaj7 CG You're over there when I need youF here.. [Chorus]F C G My happinessF Is slowly creeping back nowC G you're at homeF C G If it ever starts sinking inF C It must be when you pack upG and goF C G My happinessF Is slowly creeping back nowC G you're at homeF C G If it ever starts sinking inF C It must be when you pack upG and go [Other]Fmaj7 C G Fmaj7Fmaj7 C G
Composition: Bernard Fanning, Jonathan Coghill, Ian David Haug, and Stuart Darren Middleton
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