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Chords in this song5
capo 4 — sounds 4 semitones higherIntro
Verse 1
We haven't spoken since you said there was nothin' to say
I know you well enough to know that probably ain't gonna change
It's crazy thinking about how much you loved me before
It hurts to know that I don't know you anymore
It'd take a miracle or a tragedy to just get you to talk to me
And it ain't like I'm dying, but
Chorus
Last night, I had a dream
I woke up on a stretcher
They said, "Who do we call?"
And I didn't have an answer
They went through my phone
Saw your name in my favorites
I told you I did
But I still haven't changed it
Saw the doctor walking in, say, "We're losing him," then I woke up
Cold sweat at 2 a.m., just wondering if you'd show up
Verse 2
Would you drop everything, and drive as fast as you can
Climb in the hospital sheets, lay there, and just hold my hand?
Green lights and breathing machines
Call my mom to let her know
Just so I'm not alone
Chorus
Last night, I had a dream
I woke up on a stretcher
They said, "Who do we call?"
And I didn't have an answer
They went through my phone
Saw your name in my favorites
I told you I did
But I still haven't changed it
Saw the doctor walking in, say, "We're losing him," then I woke up
Cold sweat at 2 a.m., just wondering if you'd show up
Instrumental Break
Bridge
Could you look past the heartbreak
Or do you hate me that much?
I guess it doesn't matter
I'm just thinking because
Chorus
Last night, I had a dream
I woke up on a stretcher
They said, "Who do we call?"
And I didn't have an answer
They went through my phone
Saw your name in my favorites
I told you I did
But I still haven't changed it
Saw the doctor walking in, say, "We're losing him," then I woke up
Am F N.C.
Cold sweat at 2 a.m., just wondering if you'd show up
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