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Down the line

from &c. by Adam H.

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A G D
Where you gonna take it if you got no time?
Listen for the ticking, ain't hard to find
Move a little closer and you might just see

How ya gonna make it if you won't let go?
Too many lies, yeah. your blood run cold
A little more heart is the thing you need

Chorus:
[Em] You tell me that love is blind
[D] But hold on honey, take it on down the line

You say it's just a waste of time
Hold on honey, everything gonna be fine

Try to build a river on a moonlit night
The piece in the pocket might fit too tight
Only one thing gonna make this last

Holding onto nothing can't let it go
Slowly turns that heart to stone
When the time runs out, going nowhere fast

Chorus:
You tell me that love is blind
But hold on honey, take it on down the line

Bridge:
[Em] Got this feeling
[C] Not so easy
[G] Lost in dreams
[D] Of gold

Wake up tired
Uninspired
The same old shit
Gets old

Solo over bridge chords: Em C G D Em

Holding out for a change of pace
Burning up all that saved up grace
Backing out of the last dead end

Chorus:
We can take it back down the line
But hold on honey, think I'm gonna change my mind

if we're gonna be alright
Someday honey, we're gonna have to feel alright

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from &c., released June 10, 2018

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Adam H. is a singer-songwriter from Tucson, Arizona.

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