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The Last Teardrop
Vengeance
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transcriped by Henri van der Heijden (136634@student.FBK.EUR.NL).
Intro: (Em A|4x)
Em G D
As I sit and watch the water flow
C Am
it reminds me of the bitterness
C D Em A
we felt so long ago
Em G D
And I believed our lives would separate
Am C
so silently without a trace
D C Em
It's like I don't know who you are
Chorus:
D A G A D
And where are the words as the last teardrop falls
Bm G
I won't share this heavy load
C A
watch the water pass me by
D A G A D
And reasons don't show why you left me alone
Bm G C
so I'll say a prayer for us, now you've gone
A Em
As the last teardrop falls
Em G D
I saw your face reflecting back at me
C Am
break the mirror of your memmory
C D Em A
'cause your image is a tragedy
Em G D
And as the ice begins to melt away
Am C
the season tempt to ease the pain
Am C Em
as a drift from day to day
Chorus:
D A G A D
Where are the words as the last teardrop falls
Bridge: (D A Bm G C A)
Is it all too late?
Chorus:
E B A B E
And where are the words as the last teardrop falls
C#m A
I won't share this heavy load
D B
watch the water pass me by
E B A B E
And reasons don't show why you left me alone
C#m A
so I'll say a prayer for us
D B
As the last teardrop falls
Repeat chorus to fade
Vengeance is a Dutch band who stopped playing together in 1992. Still
I'm a big fan of them. This song is my favourite. It is taken from the album:
The Last Teardrop 1984-1992. Now I know that the song needs a little work
(same goes for the lyrics), but this is why I uploaded the song on Olga, because
I NEED YOUR HELP!!!!. Please send sugestions and corrections to
136634@student.FBK.EUR.NL or upload them to OLGA. Of caurse any other
transciptions of Vengeance's songs are welcome too. Greetings,
Henri van der Heijden.
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