The Little Things Give You Away

Linkin Park

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[Intro] Am  D  x2 [Verse 1] Water grey through the windows Up the stairs Chilling rain Like an ocean Everywhere [Pre-Chorus] Don’t want to reach for me do you? I mean nothing to you The Little Things Give You Away And now there will be no mistaking The levees are breaking [Chorus] All you’ve ever wanted Was someone to truly look up to you   And six feet / under water I do    [Verse 2] Hope decays Generations disappear Washed away As a nation simply stares [Pre-Chorus] Don’t want to reach for me do you? I mean nothing to you The Little Things Give You Away And now there will be no mistaking The levees are breaking [Chorus] All you’ve ever wanted Was someone to truly look up to you   And six feet / under water I do All you’ve ever wanted Was someone to truly look up to you   And six feet under ground now I Now I do [Interlude] Am D x2                  C  D x8                [Outro] Little things give you away (Little things give you away) Little things give you away (Little things give you away) All you’ve ever wanted Was someone to truly look up to you All you’ve ever wanted Was someone to truly look up to you All you’ve ever wanted Was someone to truly look up to you All you’ve ever wanted Was someone to truly look up to you All you’ve ever wanted Was someone to truly look up to you All you’ve ever wanted Was someone to truly look up to you

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