Hel lo, in (Em7)no cence.

Though it seems like we’ve been friends for years,

I’m fin (Em7)ish ing.

How I wish I had nev er be gun.

Though it should be the last one,

and it’s drag ging me down to my knees,

where I’m beg ging you, please

(F6/9)let

me go.

You think (F6/9)Don’t

you know,

(I’m all o ver it now), And (Eb)I can’t say how (F9)glad I am a bout that.

(I’m all o ver it now), ’cause I worked and I (Eb)cursed and I (F9)cried,

and I said I could (Eb)change, and I (F9)lied.

Well, there’s some thing still (Eb)moves me in (F7)side,

yeah.

She’s a mel (Em7)o dy

that I’ve tried to for get, but I can’t;

it still fol (Em7)lows me.

When I wake in the dead of the night,

and I know that I can’t fight

that it’s song go ing ’round in my head,

like the last things you said,

(F6/9)please

don’t go.

You think (F6/9)Don’t

I know.

(I’m all o ver it now), And (Eb)I can’t say how (F9)glad I am a bout that.

(I’m all o ver it now), ’cause I worked and I (Eb)cursed and I (F9)cried,

and I said I could (Eb)change, and I (F9)lied.

Well, there’s some thing still (Eb)moves me in (F7)side,

yeah.

She’s a mel (Em7)o dy

that I’ve tried to for get, but I can’t;

it still fol (Em7)lows me.

When I wake in the dead of the night,

No, I (Fmaj9)won’t come back.

No, I (Em)won’t come back.

No, I (Fmaj9)won’t come back.

No, I (Em)won’t come back.

(Dm11)One (Fmaj9)dark (Am11)morn (Cmaj13)ing

she (Dm11)left, with (Fmaj9)out a (Am11)warn (Cmaj13)ing,

and (Dm11)took the (Fmaj9)red eye (Am11)back to (Cmaj13)Lon don (Dm11)town.

I’m all o ver it now.

I’m all o ver it now.

(I’m all o ver it now.)

(I’m all o ver it now.)

(I’m all o ver it now.) And (Eb)I can’t say how (F9)glad I am a bout that.

(I’m all o ver it now.) ’Cause I worked, and I (Eb)cursed, and I (F9)cried,

and I said I would (Eb)change, but I (F9)lied.

Well, there’s some thing still (Eb)moves me in (F7)side.