Waxahatchee – Fire (Ukulele)

              C
That's what I wanted

            G
It's not as if we cry

  D             C
a river call it rain

     G             D
West Memphis is on fire

       C
in the light of day

        G        D
Give me something it ain't

 C               G
enough It ain't enough

              C
I take it for granted

           G
If I could love you

     D          C
unconditionally I could

G            D
iron out the edges of

    C
the darkest sky For some

   G D          C
of us it ain't enough

          G    D
It ain't enough

    C
And I take off driving

     G           D
Past places been tainted

  C                      G  D
I put on a good show for you

           C
And when I turn back around

         G             D
Will you drain me back out

         C
Will you let me believe

       G             D
that I broke through?

  C
Tomorrow could feel like

  G             D
a hundred years later

    C
I'm wiser and slow and

  G    D         C
attuned And I am down on

               G
my knees I'm a bird in the

D           C
trees I can learn to see

          G        D
with a partial view

  C
I can learn to be easy as

G                  D
I move in close to you

              C
That's what I wanted

            G
It's not as if we cry

  D             C
a river call it rain

     G             D
West Memphis is on fire

       C
in the light of day

        G        D
Give me something it ain't

 C               G
enough It ain't enough

              C
I take it for granted

           G
If I could love you

     D          C
unconditionally I could

G            D
iron out the edges of

    C
the darkest sky For some

   G D          C
of us it ain't enough

          G    D
It ain't enough