Wall
Good Kid
C#maj7
It's coming to a C#maj7close, I guess I should know
That I'm never gonna see you again
In a place that sells vintage clothes
F#maj7I guess you should know
That it hasn't been the easiest years
For a band all living in the throws
C#maj7And then, I see a smile
Between repetitive aisles of flannel shirts, and I,
F#maj7I thought you would show
Like a beautiful ghost caught in a saving throw
And I don't even C#maj7care that it's over
And I don't even F#maj7care, there's a wall
I will never C#maj7look back for A#manswers
I won't ever F#maj7look back at all
(It's coming to a C#maj7close)A#m
(It's coming to a Fm7close)F#maj7
It's coming to aC#maj7-, I guess I should know
That the softer serif fades
The words remain as shown
F#maj7In the summer snow
Well, it hasn't been the easiest years
In a life that hasn't let you go
A#mAnd then, I see a smile
Between repetitive aisles of well-worn dirt, and I,
F#maj7I thought you would show
I thought you would show
I thought you would show
And I don't even C#maj7care that it's over
And I don't even F#maj7care, there's a wall
I will never C#maj7look back for A#manswers
I won't ever F#maj7look back, look back at all
C#maj7F#maj7C#maj7F#maj7
C#maj7F#maj7
And I don't even C#maj7care that it's over
And I don't even F#maj7care, there's a wall
I will never C#maj7look back in A#manger
I won't ever F#maj7look back, look back at all
C#maj7
It's coming to a F#maj7close
It's coming to a C#maj7close
It's coming to a F#maj7close
It's coming to a—