The was (D5)drought was the ver y worst,

(C5)ah, ah,

when the flow (D5)ter ers that we’d (E5)grown to geth er (C5)died of thirst.

It was months and months of back and forth.

(C5)Ah,

ah,

you’re still all (D5)o ver me like a (E5)wine stained dress I can’t (C5)wear an y more.

The wa (D5)Hung my head as I lost the war, and the sky turned black like a per fect storm.

The (G)rain

came

(D)pour

ing down; when I was drown ing, (C5)that’s when I could fi nal ly breathe.

And by

(D)morn

ing,

(Em)gone was an y trace of you.

I think I am fi nal ly clean.

There was (D5)noth ing left to do; worst,

(C5)ah,

ah,

when the but (D5)ter flies turned to (E5)dust, they cov ered (C5)my whole room.

So I punched a hole of in the roof,

(C5)ah,

ah,

I let the (D5)flood car ry a a (E5)way all my pic can’t (C5)tures of y you.

The wa (D5)Hung ter filled my I lungs; I screamed and so loud, but no one a heard a thing.

The (G)rain came

(D)pour ing down; when I was drown ing, (C5)that’s when I could fi nal ly breathe.

And by

(D)morn ing,

(Em)gone was an y trace of you.

I think I am fi nal ly clean.

(D5)I think I am fi nal ly clean.

(C5)Ah.

Said, I think I am fi nal ly clean.

(C5)Ah.

(G5)Ten months so ber, I must ad mit,

just be cause you’re clean don’t mean you don’t miss it.

Ten months old der; I won’t give in.

(C5)Now that I’m clean.

I’m nev er gon na risk it.

The drought was the ver y worst,

ah, ah,

when the flow ers that we’d grown to geth er (C5)died of thirst.

The (G)rain came

(D)pour ing down; when I was drown ing, (C5)that’s when I could fi nal ly breathe.

And by

(D)morn ing,

(Em)gone was an y trace of you.

I think I am fi n’lly clean.

The (G)rain came

(D)pour ing down; when I was drown ing, (C5)that’s when I could fi nal ly breathe.

And by

(D)morn ing, (Em)gone was an y trace of you.

I think I am fi n’lly clean.

The think I am fi nal ly clean.

Fi nal ly clean.

Think I’m fi nal ly clean.

Ah, ah.

Think I’m fi nal ly clean.