A Dark Switch

Snow Patrol

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Intro - - - - - - - - Verse - - - - Your hands found a dark switch in me - - - - That I that I didn’t know existed - - - - The lost tribes in the back of my brain - - - - Making fires from what they’ve stacked for years in secret - - - - Don’t give me more than I can handle - - - - Don’t give me more than I can take - - - - Don’t give me more than I can handle - - - - Oh hell just give me all you’ve got in every way u> This is not like it was before Baby I’m not afraid Some things fall when they’re meant to fall And you can see everything Verse - - - - Who knew when you brought me a storm - - - - Who knew who knew that I would like it - - - - The small town of my mind as it was - - - - Now a city wreaking havoc stretching endless - - - - Don’t give me more than I can handle - - - - Don’t give me more than I can take - - - - Don’t give me more than I can handle - - - - Oh hell just give me all you’ve got in every way u> This is not like it was before Baby I’m not afraid Some things fall when they’re meant to fall And you can see everything - - - - x6 It’s not like it was before Some things fall when they’re meant to fall It’s not like it was before Some things fall when they’re meant to fall This is not like it was before Baby I’m not afraid Some things fall when they’re meant to fall And you can see everything This is not like it was before Baby I’m not afraid Some things fall when they’re meant to fall And you can see everything u>

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