I really want you
Am ~
Am
1. Many prophets preach on bended knees,
C
many clerics wasted wine,
F
do the bloody sheets and those
troubled streets
-
G
mean I have wasted time.
Am
Are there silver shores on
paradise ?
C
Can I come in from the cold ?
F
- G
I killed a man in a far away
land my enemy untold.
Am
I really want you to really want me,
but I really don’t know if you can do that.
C
I know you want to know what’s right,
but I know so hard for you to do that.
F
And time's running out as it often does,
and often dictates that you can't do that
G C
fate can't break this feeling inside that's burning up through my veins.
Am Em Dm G
I really want you, I really want you, I really want you, now.
F G C Em Am
No matter what I say or do, the message isn’t getting through,
F - G C
and you’re listening to the sound
of my breaking heart.
C
+ I really want you, I really want you.
C
2. Is a poor man rich in
solitude?
Am
Or when mother earth
complained,
F
did the beggar pray for a
sunny day,
- G
but Lady Luck for rain ?
Am
They say a million people bow
and scream,
C
to an effigy of gold
F - G
as so life begin and the ship
we're in and history unfold.
+ CHORUS
F G C Em Am
No matter what I say or do,
the message isn’t getting through,
F - G C ~ ~
and you’re listening to the
sound of my breaking heart.
(James Blunt)