Recovery Frank Turner

Recovery

Frank Turner

Mark Stanton

92
0:00 3:23
Accordage Standard (E A D G B E)
Signature rythmique 4/4
Tonalité: A
Capo:
Sans capo
Rythmique 1

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Paroles

[Verse 1]
A                               Bm7
Blacking in and out in a strange   flat in east London
A/C#                        D
Somebody I don't really know just gave me something
   A                          Bm7
To help settle me down and to stop me from always thinking
     A/C#
about    you
D        A                              Bm7
 And you know your life is heading in a questionable
direction
            A/C#                                D
When you're up  for days with strangers and you can't
remember anything
      A                             Bm7
Except the way you sounded when you told me you didn't know
              A/C# D
what I should do

[Chorus]
E                           Dsus2
 It's a long road up to recovery
Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D
        from   here
E
 A long way back to the light
Dsus2 Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D E                      Dsus2
                         A long road up to recovery
Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D
        from   here
E
 A long way to making it right

[Verse 2]
D              A                               Bm7
 And I've been waking in the morning just like every other
day
              A/C#                          D
And just like every boring blues song I get swallowed by
the pain
         A                             Bm7
And so I fumble for your figure in the darkness just to
            A/C#
make it go away
D               A
 But you're not lying there any longer
         Bm7
AndI know   that that's my fault
             A/C#
So I've been pounding on the floor and
          D
I've been crawling up the walls
              A                           Bm7
And I've been dipping in my darkness with Serotoninboosters
A/C#                   D
Cider and some kind of smelling salts!

[Chorus]
E                           Dsus2
 It's a long road up to recovery
Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D
        from   here
E
 A long way back to the light
Dsus2 Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D E                      Dsus2
                         A long road up to recovery
Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D
        from   here
E
 A long way to making it right

[Bridge]
D           F#m                                Dsus2
 And on the first night we met you said, "Well darling,
             A
let's make a deal
      F#m                     Dsus2
If anybody ever asks us let's just tell them that we met in
A
jail."
               F#m                              Dsus2
And that's the story thatI'm sticking to like a stonyfaced
accomplice
      A                                      E/G#
But tonight I need to hear some truth if I'm ever getting
through this
         F#m
Yeah you once sent me a letter that said,
Dsus2
"If  you're lost at sea
           A                                   E/G#
Close your eyes and catch the tide my dear and only think
of me"
      G
Well, darling, nowI'm sinking,
           D
and I'm as lost as lost can be
          E7               Bm11/E           Bmadd11/E
And I was hoping you could drag  me up from down     here
        Bmadd9/E      A
towards my      recovery

[Instrumental]
    | Bm7 | A/C# | D |
| A | Bm7 | A/C# |

[Verse 3]
D             A
 If you could just give me a sign,
       Bm7
just a subtle little glimmer
        A/C#                                 D
Some suggestion that you'd have me ifI could only make me
better
             A                            Bm7
Then I would stand a little stronger as I walk a little
taller
A/C#
All the time
D          A
 Because I know you are a cynic
           Bm7
But I think   I can convince you
Yeah,
      A/C#                           D
cause broken people can get better if they really want to
      A                                  Bm7
Or at least that's what I have to tell myself if I am
hoping to
A/C#        D
    Survive!

[Chorus]
E                           Dsus2
 It's a long road up to recovery
Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D
        from   here
E
 A long way back to the light
Dsus2 Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D E                      Dsus2
                         A long road up to recovery
Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D
        from   here
E                             D
 A long way to making it right

[Outro]
A
Darling, sweet lover,
won't you help me to recover?
Bm7
Darling, sweet lover,
won't you help me to recover?
A/C#
Darling, sweet lover,
won't you help me to recover?
Dsus2
Darling, sweet lover,
one day this will all be over

Mesures

[Verse 1]
| A | Bm7 | A/C# | D |
| A | Bm7 | A/C# | D |
| A | Bm7 | A/C# | D |
| A | Bm7 | A/C# | D |

Blacking in and out in a strange   flat in east London
Somebody I don't really know just gave me something
To help settle me down and to stop me from always thinking
about    you
And you know your life is heading in a questionable
direction
When you're up  for days with strangers and you can't
remember anything
Except the way you sounded when you told me you didn't know
what I should do

[Chorus]
| E - | - - | Dsus2 - | Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D |
| E - | - - | Dsus2 - | Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D |
| E - | - - | Dsus2 - | Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D |
| E - | - - |

It's a long road up to recovery
from   here
A long way back to the light
A long road up to recovery
from   here
A long way to making it right

[Verse 2]
          | D    | - |
| A | Bm7 | A/C# | D |
| A | Bm7 | A/C# | D |
| A | Bm7 | A/C# | D |
| A | Bm7 | A/C# | D |

And I've been waking in the morning just like every other
day
And just like every boring blues song I get swallowed by
the pain
And so I fumble for your figure in the darkness just to
make it go away
But you're not lying there any longer
AndI know   that that's my fault
So I've been pounding on the floor and
I've been crawling up the walls
And I've been dipping in my darkness with Serotoninboosters
Cider and some kind of smelling salts!

[Chorus]
| E - | - - | Dsus2 - | Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D |
| E - | - - | Dsus2 - | Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D |
| E - | - - | Dsus2 - | Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D |
| E - | - - |

It's a long road up to recovery
from   here
A long way back to the light
A long road up to recovery
from   here
A long way to making it right

[Bridge]
                  | D  -      | -         -        |
| F#m - | Dsus2 - | A  -      | -         -        |
| F#m - | Dsus2 - | A  -      | -         -        |
| F#m - | Dsus2 - | A  -      | E/G#      -        |
| F#m - | Dsus2 - | A  -      | E/G#      -        |
| G   - | D     - | E7 Bm11/E | Bmadd11/E Bmadd9/E |
| A   - |

And on the first night we met you said, "Well darling,
let's make a deal
If anybody ever asks us let's just tell them that we met in
jail."
And that's the story thatI'm sticking to like a stonyfaced
accomplice
But tonight I need to hear some truth if I'm ever getting
through this
Yeah you once sent me a letter that said,
"If  you're lost at sea
Close your eyes and catch the tide my dear and only think
of me"
Well, darling, nowI'm sinking,
and I'm as lost as lost can be
And I was hoping you could drag  me up from down     here
towards my      recovery

[Instrumental]
    | Bm7 | A/C# | D |
| A | Bm7 | A/C# |

[Verse 3]
                 | D |
| A | Bm7 | A/C# | D |
| A | Bm7 | A/C# | D |
| A | Bm7 | A/C# | D |
| A | Bm7 | A/C# | D |
| - |

If you could just give me a sign,
just a subtle little glimmer
Some suggestion that you'd have me ifI could only make me
better
Then I would stand a little stronger as I walk a little
taller
All the time
Because I know you are a cynic
But I think   I can convince you
Yeah,
cause broken people can get better if they really want to
Or at least that's what I have to tell myself if I am
hoping to
Survive!

[Chorus]
                    | E - | - - | Dsus2 - |
| Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D | E - | - - | Dsus2 - |
| Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D | E - | - - | Dsus2 - |
| Dmaj7sus2 Asus2/D | E - | - - | D     - |
| -         -       |

It's a long road up to recovery
from   here
A long way back to the light
A long road up to recovery
from   here
A long way to making it right

[Outro]
    | A    | - | Bm7   |
| - | A/C# | - | Dsus2 |

Darling, sweet lover,
won't you help me to recover?
Darling, sweet lover,
won't you help me to recover?
Darling, sweet lover,
won't you help me to recover?
Darling, sweet lover,
one day this will all be over

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