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End Of The World
- Kelsea Ballerini
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End Of The World by Kelsea BalleriniKey: CC | Capo: 0fr |Intro C G Am F Verse C G Darkest midnight and lost in it Am F Insecure and just done with it C G Love gave up so I stopped believing Am F I don't know how to get through feeling Chorus C G I thought it was the end of the world Am F But it kept spinning 'round 'round 'round C G And then the sun came up again and Am F I stopped looking down down down Am F I thougth the starts in the sky and in my eyes had lost their shine C G But just like a lifeline right on time C G Am F I met you at the end of the world Verse C G The sky kept falling but we danced in it Am F I was done with love but second chanced it C G You cleared the smoke and picked up the wreckage Am F Gotta go throught hell to get to heaven Chorus C G I thought it was the end of the world Am F But it kept spinning 'round 'round 'round C G And then the sun came up again and Am F I stopped looking down down down Am F I thougth the starts in the sky and in my eyes had lost their shine C G But just like a lifeline right on time C G Am F I met you at the end of the world, the world, the world C G Am F Am F I thought the cold would last forever C G I didn't know there was something better C G Am F Waiting at the end of the world, the world, the world C G I thought it was the end of the world Am F But it kept spinning 'round 'round 'round C G And then the sun came up again and Am F I stopped looking down down down Am F I thougth the starts in the sky and in my eyes had lost their shine C G But just like a lifeline right on time C G Am F I met you at the end of the world the world, the world G G Am I thought it was the end of the world F I thought it was Outro C G Darkest midnight and lost in it Am F The sky kept falling but we danced in it
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