Misc Originals – Connor Laughridge - Love That Could Never Be (Guitar)

        F                  C
In the frozen plains where sunsets bleed,

     G               Am
A heart of love , a soul in need.

        F                  C
He roamed the land, with a love-struck soul,

     G                     Am
But fate's cruel hand, has pierced a hole

        F                 C
Through canyons deep and valleys wide,

   G                         Am
He searched in vain, for his loves denied.

    F               C
The winters wind, a mournful cry,

G                      Am
Echoed the ache with a bloodshot eye.

   F                              C
Oh, lost he was, in the winter air

      G                                               Am
He wandered the meadow with love to spare

         F                             C
His heart, a compass, spinning free,

G                                              Am
Seeking For love that could never be.

  F                     C
As the day, it comes to an end

G                        Am
His body’s tired and his souls are thin

   F                C
He Finds a tree to call his home

    G                  Am
His heart in love, but hers is stone

      F                  C
With whiskey in hand, to keep him warm.

      G                   Am
 it’s getting cold, there comes a storm.

     F                        C
She fills his thoughts, as he makes a fire

         G                      Am
She Will Never Love Him, cause  He’s A Liar

            F                 C
Through canyons deep and valleys wide,

   G                         Am
He searched in vain, for his loves denied.

    F               C
The winters wind, a mournful cry,

G                      Am
Echoed the ache with a bloodshot eye.

    F                     C
The fire burns out from a lack of wood

    G                      Am
He loved her the way no one ever could

          F                 C
Well, his bodys cold, as he lays their stiff

     G                       Am
He’s out of whiskey for he drank the last sip