Tonalité : G major•
Verse 1
G
C
G
C
G
C
G
C
G
All those metaphors
you learned in high school
Dark and light is wrong and right
C
It never made sense to me
G
Here's what I can see
D
Can't see the stars
if there's too much light
Ain't nothin' like holdin' you in the
middle of the night
C
After gettin' burned by the sun
And a hard day's work,
D
G
C
G
C
baby, I'm fine with the dark
G
Ain't nothin' like a blackout
in New York City
All those lights just get tired
of lookin' pretty
C
I'm walkin' down Broadway
G
Here's what I can say
D
Can't see the stars
Too much light
Ain't nothin' like
Holdin' you in the middle of the night
C
After gettin' burned by the sun
In a hard day's work
D
B
Baby, I'm fine with the dark
Em
C
G
Bm
C
G
Bm
E
C
I tossed my coin into
G
that wishing well
Bm
E
C
and jumped right in after it
G
As far as I could tell
Bm
Em
C
G
that great void was full of infinity
Em
Bm
Black as the fear of end
C
less possibilities
G
Bm
Em
C
Black as the moonless woods
G
of my unsung prayer,
Bm
B
C
G
black as the velvet Elvis of my repair,
Bm
Em
black as the color
C
A
C
of my true love's hair.
G
Well, everybody's talking about
that gray white light they see in the end.
C
If you lived right, I don't know about that.
D
G
But I know what I need
D
Can't see the stars
Too much light
ain't nothing like
holding you in the middle of the night
C
I'd be getting burned by the Sun
and a hard life's work
D
G
Baby, I'm fine with dark
C
D
G
Baby I'm fine with dark
C
D
G
Baby, I'm fine with the dark
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