I Love Monologue

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G
There's a heart stain on the carpet Em D
I left it, I left it with you C
Yeah, the truth is that I'm not sorry G
Though I told you not to worry Em
I'm just some dumb kid
Trying to kid myself D
That I got my shit together

[Pre-Chorus]

C
So go, get to runnin', won't you hurry? G
While it's light out, while it's early Em
Before I start to miss any part of this
D
And change my mind, whatever

[Chorus]

G I say I wanna settle down
Em
Build your hopes up like a tower
C
I'm giving you the run around
D Bm I'm just a lost boy C G Em
Not ready to be found C

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