First Song

F C Dm G 2x F C Dm G The lights go down, oh, and the city sleeps again, F C Dm G but I won't be found, holding onto anyone or anything. F C Dm G I built a wall around myself to keep you out F C G G but still somehow you're all that I write about. F C Dm G Do you remember what it's like to be loved 'cause everybody is there and I've had enough? F C Dm G I never thought alone would be this tough or that I would need you. F C Dm G 'Cause people smile and people laugh and they practice both for the photographs. F C Dm G 'Cause life's so grand, yeah, it's great, can't I get blue and disintegrate? F C Dm G I built a wall around myself to keep you out F C G G but still somehow I find you all that I write about. F C Dm G Do you remember what it's like to be loved 'cause everybody is there and I've had enough? F C Dm G I never thought alone would be this tough or that I would need you. F C Dm G Do you remember what it's like? What it's like? F C Dm G What it's like? I know, I know that I do. F C Dm G 2x F C Dm G F C Dm G I want a morning spoon and an apartment key, too, F C Dm G like an angel, walk beside me down Franklin street. F C Dm G Could we kiss before I leave? Could you put a little color back F C Dm G inside of me? Could you do that, Emily? F C Dm G Do you remember what it's like to be loved 'cause everybody is there and I've had enough? F C Dm G I never thought alone would be this tough or that I would need you. F C Dm G Do you remember what it's like? Do you remember what it's like? F C Dm G I never thought alone would be this tough or that I would need you.