Verse
A
I was not gonna say that I miss you like home,
A/Ab F#
but being far away means feeling quite alone.
D E D E
Remind the songs we liked to sing and dance to.
D E A
They seem a century away.
A
Sort the lyrics we've learned as if they'd been vital,
A/Ab F#
and on the count of three you've forgotten them all.
D E D E A
It means one, two, three, it all vanishes away.
[Chorus]
D E F#
It's obvious that I'm not gonna say.
It's obvious that I'm not gonna say.
D
Why don't you hear me?
E
How can't you hear me?
A A/Ab
Although I'm still standing in front of you.
F# Eb D A
I'm the one that is shouting your name and you would be the one that hears nothing.
[Verse 2]
A
I was not gonna say that I miss you like home, but I do,
A/Ab F#
I'm away, listening to the songs,
D E D E
criticizing question marks, blaming all comas.
D E A
You seem a century away.
A
So the lyrics we've learned appear to be vital,
A/Ab F#
and on the count of three I can recall them all.
D E D E A
It means one, two, thee and they're all back in your head, cause that's so you.
[Chorus]
D E F#
It's obvious that I'm not gonna say.
It's obvious that I'm not gonna say.
D
Why don't you hear me?
E
How can't you hear me?
A A/Ab
Although I'm still standing in front of you.
F# Eb D A
I'm the one that is shouting your name and you would be the one that hears nothing.
D E
And you would be the one that hears nothing.
D
That hears nothing.
A A/Ab
Yeah, yeah you would be the one that hears nothing.
F# E D
Cause you gave up mirrors for pictures.
F# E D
You gave up mirrors forever.
F# E D
Yesterday will never be the same.
F# E D
Yesterday will never be the same.
C#(hold) E D
No yesterday will never be the same,
D
now that you've, now that you've,
A
now that you've changed.