Drive You Out Of My Mind

{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}
{section: Riff}
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 [A]
 [E]
 [F#m]
 [C#m]
 [A]
 [E]
 [F#m]
 [C#m]
 [E]
 [E]      | \  \  | \   \    | \  \  | \   \    |\-\/\/\/ |\-\/\/\/

{section: Intro}
[Play riff twice - fairly fast pace]

H[A]eadlight beam cuts through the night

L[C#m]ike the point of this knife you dr[E]ove through my hea[D]rt.

Y[A]our goodbye words ringing in my ears,

T[C#m]he ones I never thought I'd hear, ar[E]e tearing me [D]apart.

 [F#m]               [E]
 [D]
N[E]ow I'm r[A]acing down this highway trying to outrun the wind;

 [F#m]                  [E]
 [D]
T[E]rying t[A]o make some sense of what I can't comprehend.

A[F#m]nd I'll keep on d[E]riving girl, 't[D]ill I run ou[D]t of road,

O[D]r I fall off t[D]he edge of thi[E]s world.   [E]

{section: Chorus}
 [A]              I'm gon[A]na drive you out of my mind.

 [F#m]              I'm gon[F#m]na leave this memory behind.

 [E]
 [D]
I[E]f it takes ten thousand miles, I'll keep driving day and night
                      D - E[stop]            [play riff once]
               Till I drive you out of my mind.

A lovers' moon is taunting me
With every mile I put between you and these broken dreams.
I slam my foot down to the floor
Trying hard to push for more, but still - your face I see.

I'm riding that thin red line out on the edge of control;
Trying to get a grasp on what I can't get a hold.
And I'll keep on driving girl, 'till I run out of road,
Or I fall off the edge of this world.

[CHORUS, then play RIFF twice]

I[F#m]'ll keep on drivi[E]ng girl, 'till [D]I run out of[D] road,

O[D]r I fall off t[D]he edge of thi[E]s world.   [E]     [into CHORUS]

{section: Outro}
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 [A]
 [E]
 [F#m]
 [C#m]
 [A]
 [E]
 [F#m]
 [C#m]
 [E]
 [E]                            Gonna drive you out of my mind.

[Repeat last line once, then repeat riff and fade]

Please send any corrections directly to me.

I've tried to write out the riff as simply as possible, with \ representing
a downstrum, / representing an upstrum, and | representing the start of a
measure.  It's pretty close to what's on the CD.

In the verses and chorus, each letter usually represents two measures of
music unless the letters are connected by a hyphen.

The exception is for the verse starting with "Now I'm racing down..."
and the half-verse before the last chorus.  These are only one measure for
each letter unless connected by a hyphen.