I'm Already Gone

A Day to Remember

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STANDARD TUNING Updated 9th Oct 2013. If you want to play with use the transpose option on the left to transpose down one step. Chords will be Otherwise these are the correct chords. INTRO VERSE As I look round this make shift moving house I’m searching for whatever’s left of me it’s on the ground in a box that reads lost & found. It’s lost & found. PRE Chorus She said just let it go. She said it’s all you’ve ever known. Chorus I’m already gone I’m already something to someone that I don’t know. When will I know? I’m out making rounds on every side of town that I’ve been through that I know. To find my reason to come back home. VERSE I’ve worked it out you’ll always bring me down. From here on out I’m doing things for me. I’m impatient now. I’m not the type for life alone I need someone. PRE Chorus She said just let it go. She said it’s all you’ve ever known. Chorus I’m already gone I’m already something to someone that I don’t know. When will I know? I’m out making rounds on every side of town that I’ve been through that I know. To find my reason to come back home. BRIDGE With everything that sets me back I push back harder to clear the way. There’s not a thing that I regret can’t live my life in yesterday. With everything that sets me back I push back harder to clear the way. There’s not a thing that I regret can’t live my life in yesterday. Life in yesterday. Chorus I’m already gone I’m already something to someone that I don’t know. When will I know? I’m out making rounds on every side of town that I’ve been through that I know. To find my reason to come back home.

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Welcome To The Family

Bb, Eb, F#, Db, G#, F

Degenerates

G, Em, D

Everything We Need

Em7, C9, G, D4

Since You Been Gone

Better Off This Way

Em, G, D, C, D/G

Mindreader

Am, Em, F, G, C

Same About You

Bm, G, D, Em, A

Over My Head Cable Car

b, e, F, Am, G, Em, C

Bad Vibrations

Bm, G, Em, F#m, F#, D, A

I Remember

F, C, Am, G

La chanson évoque un sentiment de perte et de recherche d'identité. Le protagoniste se sent déconnecté de lui-même et de son passé, cherchant les morceaux de sa vie qu'il a laissés derrière. Il réalise qu'il doit faire des choix pour son propre bien, même si cela signifie s'éloigner de ce qu'il a toujours connu. Il exprime également un besoin pressant de trouver sa place et de retourner vers un foyer qui pourrait lui apporter réconfort et sens. À travers cette quête, il cherche à se libérer des regrets et à aller de l’avant, refusant de rester figé dans un passé qui ne lui appartient plus.

Le Chansonnier