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Change

Dean Geyer
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D-DU-UDU
What  do you do  when the things  you once had aren’t  what they were anymore?
Remember  the day  when you sat  right here and to  be with you forever I swore
Faces  you knew  come along that  don’t look like what  you remember at all
Pictures  that  stay in your mind  and don’t leave  but still end up somehow
 different than before
Perfect  picture of  you and I, fading  faster and I think  I know why
Gone  without me to  the other side,  must I follow leave  the old me behind
Change,  it spins us  round and bends  us down, turns us  inside out
 Change,  it melts us down  and moulds  us round
Into  who we are,  into  who we are, into  who we are.
What  do you do  when it’s hard  to recall the things  you miss the most
10  000 miles away  from the place  you used to call  home sweet home
Memory  fades and  it comes well  it goes, you’ll forget  it all
Perfect  picture of  you and I, fading  faster and I think  I know why
Gone  without me to  the other side  ,must I follow leave  the old me behind
Change,  it spins us  round and bends  us down, turns us  inside out
 Change,  it melts us down  and moulds  us round
Into  who we are,  into  who we are, into  who we are.
 Jokes  you used to tell, the way  things used to smell,
 Expressions  on your face wouldn’t  want it any other way
 I’d  whisper in your ear, always  hold you near,
 we  were heading for the ground,  didn’t ever want any of it to change.
All  those happy thoughts, I never  did give up
 Always  tried so hard until reality  walked in my door
The  lighting it grew thin, the  flame it grew too dim.
 Do  you wanna change the real person  that you are today?
 What  do you do  when the things  you once had aren’t  what they were anymore?
 Hope You Enjoy it brilliant song

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Readable chord sheet for Change by Dean Geyer

[Cadd9]What do you d[G]o when the thi[Em/G]ngs you once had are[Em]n’t what they were anymore?
[Cadd9]Remember the [G]day when you s[Em/G]at right here and to[Em] be with you forever I swore
[Cadd9]Faces you kne[G]w come along t[Em/G]hat don’t look like [Em]what you remember at all
[Cadd9]Pictures that[G] stay in your [Em/G]mind and don’t leave[Em] but still end up somehow

different than before

[Cadd9]Perfect picture o[G]f you and I, f[Em/G]ading faster and I t[Em]hink I know why
[Cadd9]Gone without me t[G]o the other si[Em/G]de, must I follow le[Em]ave the old me behind

[Cadd9]Change, it spins [G]us round and b[Em/G]ends us down, turns [Em]us inside out
C[G]hange, it melts us [Em/G]down and mou[Em]lds us round
[Cadd9]Into who we [G]are, i[Cadd9]nto who we [G]are, [Cadd9]into who we [G]are.

[Cadd9]What do you d[G]o when it’s ha[Em/G]rd to recall the thi[Em]ngs you miss the most
[Cadd9]10 000 miles [G]away from the [Em/G]place you used to ca[Em]ll home sweet home
[Cadd9]Memory fades [G]and it comes w[Em/G]ell it goes, you’ll [Em]forget it all

[Cadd9]Perfect picture [G]of you and I, [Em/G]fading faster and I [Em]think I know why
[Cadd9]Gone without me [G]to the other s[Em/G]ide ,must I follow l[Em]eave the old me behind

[Cadd9]Change, it spins [G]us round and b[Em/G]ends us down, turns [Em]us inside out
C[G]hange, it melts us [Em/G]down and mou[Em]lds us round
[Cadd9]Into who we [G]are, i[Cadd9]nto who we [G]are, [Cadd9]into who we [G]are.

J[Em]okes you used to tell, the w[Cadd9]ay things used to smell,
E[G]xpressions on your face woul[Em/G]dn’t want it any other way
I[Em]’d whisper in your ear, alwa[Cadd9]ys hold you near,
w[G]e were heading for the groun[Em/G]d, didn’t ever want any of it to change.

[Em]All those happy thoughts, I [Cadd9]never did give up
A[G]lways tried so hard until re[Em/G]ality walked in my door
[Em]The lighting it grew thin, t[Cadd9]he flame it grew too dim.
D[G]o you wanna change the real [Em/G]person that you are today?

[Ending]

W[Cadd9]hat do you d[G]o when the thi[Em/G]ngs you once had a[Em]ren’t what they were anymore?

Hope You Enjoy it brilliant song

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