Black White

E    A  C#m  G#m
E    A  C#m  G#m
A    G#  C#m  B

E
Do you think you're a fighter when you're talking to yourself
E          A               C#m         G#m
I hear you say you want to do what you like
E                                                A         C#m       G#m
Visit your sister in Texas, so you can tell each other everybody's alright
A                               G#        C#m                  B
Everybody's getting older every single day, but I guess that's life
    E                                               A       C#m      G#m      E
But every day is not a fight, and you don't have to see yourself in black and white
E    A  C#m  G#m  E

E                                                         A           C#m      G#m
I can't hear you but your silence speaks to me around the middle of a Saturday night
E                                                          A          C#m          G#m
Even if I never see you it's enough for me to know I was a party to a part of your life
A                                   G#       C#m         B
I didn't think I'd find you waiting patiently, and I was right
E                                               A         C#m    G#m          E
Every day is not a fight, and you don't have to see yourself in black and white
E    A  C#m  G#m  E

E                                          A      C#m      G#m      E
Every single night you are alone in your bed (you won't be gone for long)
E                                                 A      C#m     G#m   E
You say we're alike, you know it's all in your head (you are the only one)

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