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Chris Good - With Empty Hands
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Guitar, capo 4th  Starts on C open chord


E                  F#          G#m
  If you've fallen hard in love
                             E        F#
  Should you find yourself cold?
                           G#m
  Should you find yourself cold?

E                  F#          G#m
   Well I've fallen hard in love
                  E        F#
   but here I'm alone
                  G#m
   but here I'm alone

                    E
   Oh I needed her grace
                  F#
   I needed her love
                  G#m
   I needed her faith to see all I was dreaming of
                        E    F#
   but she saw me fall down
                        G#m
   and left me on the ground

We search for reasons to keep a lover close
but finer seasons will follow the winter's cold
Still I needed her grace
Oh I needed her love
I needed her faith to see all I was dreaming of
So with empty hands
my heart beats, but I don't stand

Oh I needed her grace
I needed her love
I needed her faith to see all I was dreaming of
but she saw me fall down
and left me on the ground

                       E
We held each other's hands
                   B
but both looked away
                   G#m
We couldn't understand
                         E
how love had failed our fate

We held each other's hands
with no words to say
Until the summer's sun would dry
the tears we'd cried away

We held each other's hands
with no words to say
We couldn't understand
how love had failed our fate

So with empty hands
we both walked away
to let the summer's sun
dry the tears we'd cried that day

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