Kunci Ukulele Taylor Swift – Thirteen blocks Versi 1

^F# Stumble up the porch step You ^Bsat down in the car Only ^F#thirteen blocks across this town To ^Bget to where you are ^F#And that don’t offer me much time ^B To make up my mind So I ^F#best be driving slow^B On my way to letting go ^{F# B}

These ^F#headlights they just wanna fade ^BOff into the night But if they’r^F#e half as stubborn as me They’ll just k^Beep on shining bright I ain’t ^F#ever been one to settle like The du^Bst does on the dash And since the ^F#feeling ain’t strong, I’ll just move on And ^C#leave this in my past

^F# Once you're gone I know your memory'll ^C# Somehow get the best of me D#m B F# ( B ) So I question everything I do

^F# Unsure of turning you away ^C# Wondering love how I’ll act today ^D#m Until you f^Bind somebody ne^F#w

So I’ve been holding ^D#mon Way too ^Blong, but not another ^F#minute I'm gonna miss you bad ^D#mbut B F# ( B ) Can’t call it love if you ain’t in it

^F#Red light turns to green Then b^Back to red again I w^F#ish there were some other travelers out here To ^Bslow my travelling ^F# Even though the wheel^C# rolled on ^D#m Inside I st^Bill don’t know ^F# Oh and it troubles me so^C#

^F# Once you're gone I know your memory'll ^C# Somehow get the best of me D#m B F# ( B ) So I question everything I do

^F# Unsure of turning you away ^C# Wondering love how I’ll feel today ^D#m I see you ^Bfind somebody n^F#ew

And I’ve been holding ^D#mon Way too ^Blong, but not another ^F#minute I'm might miss you bad ^D#mbut Can’t call it ^Blove if you ain’t ^F#in it

^F# Once you're gone I know your memory'll ^C# Somehow get the best of me D#m B F# ( B ) So I question everything I do

^F# Unsure of turning you away ^C# Wondering love how I’ll feel today ^D#m I see you ^Bfind somebody n^F#ew

And I’ve been holding ^D#mon Way too ^Blong, but not another ^F#minute I'm might miss you bad ^D#mbut B F# ( B ) Can’t call it love if you ain’t in it

Your ^F#car comes to a rest in the dri^Bve You ^F#open up the door and I see^B you smile