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Can't Break Her Fall

Mat Kearney
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
She  says today is gonna be the last  one
I  know there's never gonna be an easy  way out
She's  rolling round the town with a fast  gun
And  I know I can't be there to catch  her when she falls
 Well half  way down is half way out of here
 We're either halfway  drowned or half way 'round the pier
 When you're that far gone
 Whooooo, Whoooooooo
 I walked the steps  to her apartment with the window by the shore
 And saw her curled  on the tile through a crack in the door
 I've been searching  for the words I don't know how to say
 I've been searching  for the words to make it go away
 I spent all  of last night and the night before that
 With my feet  in the sand and the wind on my back
 Watching a ship  sail out to a blue wide sea
 There must  be more than this with a kiss we can't see
 Well half  way down is half way out of here
 We're eihter  half-way drowned or half way round the pier
I  can't break her, I can't break her fall
She's  lying in the back room, crying on the bathroom floor
 Singing I  can't take it, I can't take any more
Just  one reason, one to believe in
 That's not that far gone,  whooooo
 Not that far gone,  whooooo
 (repeat B, E progression)
 I held the back of her head and laid her in the bed
 And watched the sheets raise and fall to the rhythm of her breath
 Turn the lock on the handle and slipped down the stairs
 To the cover of the night with diamonds in the air
 I'll say a prayer in my breath and take a left at the water
 To the rhythm of my feet a sister and a daughter
 To the rhythm of the sea with the breeze in the autumn
 As it blows through the trees my hands into the water
 Repeat Chorus
I  can't break her, I can't break her fall
She's  lying in the back room, crying on the bathroom floor
And  I can't take it, I can't take anymore
She  says today is gonna be the last  time
And  I know there's never gonna be an easy  way out

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Readable chord sheet for Can't Break Her Fall by Mat Kearney

[B]She says today is gonna be the [E]last one
[B]I know there's never gonna be an [E]easy way out
[B]She's rolling round the town with a [E]fast gun
[B]And I know I can't be there to [E]catch her when she falls

Well [F#]half way down is half way out of [E]here
We're either [F#]halfway drowned or half way 'round the [E]pier
When you're that far go[B]ne
Whoooo[E]o, [B]Whooooooo[E]o

I walked the [B]steps to her apartment with the window by the shore
And saw her [E]curled on the tile through a crack in the door
I've been [B]searching for the words I don't know how to say
I've been [E]searching for the words to make it go away
I spent [B]all of last night and the night before that
With my [E]feet in the sand and the wind on my back
Watching a [B]ship sail out to a blue wide sea
There [E]must be more than this with a kiss we can't see

Well [F#]half way down is half way out of [E]here
We're [F#]eihter half-way drowned or half way round the [E]pier
[B]I can't break her, I can't break her fall
[E]She's lying in the back room, crying on the bathroom floor
Singing [Abm]I can't take it, I can't take any more
[E]Just one reason, one to believe in
That's not that far [B]gone, whooo[E]oo
Not that far [B]gone,  whooo[E]oo

(repeat B, E progression)
I held the back of her head and laid her in the bed
And watched the sheets raise and fall to the rhythm of her breath
Turn the lock on the handle and slipped down the stairs
To the cover of the night with diamonds in the air
I'll say a prayer in my breath and take a left at the water
To the rhythm of my feet a sister and a daughter
To the rhythm of the sea with the breeze in the autumn
As it blows through the trees my hands into the water

Repeat Chorus

[Abm]I can't break her, I can't break her fall
[E]She's lying in the back room, crying on the bathroom floor
[Abm]And I can't take it, I can't take any[E]more

[B]She says today is gonna be the [E]last time
[B]And I know there's never gonna be an [E]easy way out

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