This is one of my favourite Frames songs from their gorgeous album "For the Birds" and when I looked online there was no tab available, so the guitar player in me had to learn it the old fashioned way. For too long I have relied upon other people to tab songs that I want to play. Now it's high time I did it myself. I looked at live performances of Glen playing this song by himself. The song is a rather simple one but with a deeply beautiful melody that Glen sings with absolute conviction. This tab is as close as I possibly can get to how Glen plays it. If you have corrections of your own, feel free to let me know. Cheers & GRA MOR! Here are the main chords: F#m11 A Asus4 E e|------------------| B|-------2---3------| G|--2----2---2---1--| D|--4----2---2---2--| A|--4------------2--| E|--2---------------| Intro: F#m11 A Asus4 A x2 (Verse 1) F#m11 A Asus4 A Returning with the listless, F#m11 A Asus4 A And staying close behind F#m11 A Asus4 A E And the arms that once held you have receded, F#m11 Over time (Chorus) Asus4 A And the little love I had Asus4 A For all my friends and foe Asus4 A Asus4 E And the little lines we've drawn between us all have F#m11 Taken hold (Verse 2 - same chords as Verse 1) In the early morning walking, And the pressure in the night And the walls that held you with us have fallen Out of sight Asus4 A And the little love I had Asus4 A For all my friends and foe Asus4 A Asus4 E And the little lines we've drawn between us all have F#m11 Taken hold Asus4 A And the little love I had Asus4 A For all the friends I know Asus4 A Asus4 E A And the little time we got to share was worth it after all Instrumental: F#m11 A Asus4 A x3 E F#m11 (Verse 3 - chords same as Verse 1 & 2) Now we work it out in silence, And the subplots to the end And it's falling out of favour, You've seen me where I am And the little love I had for all my friends and foe And the little lines we've drawn between us all have taken hold And the little love I had for all the friends I know And the little time we got to share was worth it after all