Eraser

	  		
Intro: G Am Bm Em C  (2x)  


verse 1:  
G            D  
  We used to walk there  
        C     G  
all the time. Up by the  
Am          C G  
railway line.  I try to  
D                 C  
go there but it's hard  
G         Am     C  
End up in my backyard  


Refrain:  
          G/B  
I'm here alone with this  
   C  
guitar, the paint is  
G               Am  
peeling off and I can  
           C  
see every scar. Got  
       G/B  
half a song I wrote  
    C  
for you and I got  
G             D  
half a bottle left  
          C    
to get me through  

 
 
                 G  
Been waking up in daydreams  
                 C  
Waking up to the fact that  
I'm still here and I know  
    Em  
you won't be. I'm heading  
     C  
for another lonely year  
                   G  
Most nights you'll find me  
              C  
underneath an empty Midwest  
                   Em  
sky half drunk and fading  
                   C  
where I'm drinking with  
your ghost and I'm  
                   G Am Bm Em C (2x)  
watching planes go by 
 


verse 2: 
 
G             D  
  And nothing changes but  
    C          G  
the time. Get stuck on  
    Am       C    G  
the same few lines I  
      D  
could just write how  
   C         G  
it went, but that's  
    Am       C  
now this one ends  


(Repeat Refrain)  


  
                  G  
Been waking up in daydreams  
                 C  
Waking up to the fact that  
I'm still here and I know  
    Em  
you won't be. I'm heading  
     C  
for another lonely year  
                   G  
Most nights you'll find me  
              C  
underneath an empty Midwest  
                   Em  
sky half drunk and fading  
                   C  
where I'm drinking with  
your ghost and I'm  
watching planes go by  



Outro:
  
Em             D  
   I'm finding out I don't  
   G          C  
do very well alone  
Em              Am  
but I know that you're  
           C  
not coming home  
Em             D  
   I'm finding out I don't  
   G          C  
do very well alone  
Em              Am  
but I know that you're  
           C   G  
not coming home