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	             4am Forever - Lostprophets                           
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Tabbed by: Yanesmeister
Email: ryf182@hotmail.com


Em (022000@1)                DYesterday (xx0232@1)I lost my closest friend,
Yesterday I wanted time to end,
I wonder if my heart will ever mend?
C (x32010@1)        D (xx0232@1)          EmI (022000@1)just let you slip away.
4AM forever.

Em (022000@1)                     DMaybe (xx0232@1)I'll never see you smile again?
Maybe you thought it was all pretend?
All these words that I can never send,
C (x32010@1)        D (xx0232@1)           EmI (022000@1)just let them slip away
4AM forever

Em (022000@1)              C (x32010@1)         G (320003@1)               DWhy (xx0232@1)dont you hear me when I'm calling out to you? (to you)
Why dont you listen when i try to make it through? (to you)
Goodbye, goodbye
Goodbye you'll never know,
C (x32010@1)       D (xx0232@1)         EmHold (022000@1)a little tighter,
4AM forever

Em (022000@1)                     DMaybe (xx0232@1)one day when i can move along,
Mabye someday when you can hear this song,
C (x32010@1)          D (xx0232@1)          EmYou (022000@1)wont let it slip away.
4AM forever

C (x32010@1)             DI (xx0232@1)wish this song will never go,
Em (022000@1)    GIts (320003@1)4AM and you are done.
I hope you know you're letting go,
Its 4 am and i'm alone.

And everything is exactly the same from here...

Why dont you hear me when I'm calling out to you? (to you)
Why dont you listen when i try to make it through? (to you)

Goodbye, goodbye,
Goodbye you'll never know.
Hold a little tighter

Why dont you hear me when I'm calling out to you? (to you)
Why dont you listen when i try to make it through? (to you)
Goodbye, goodbye,
goodbye, you'll never know.
Hold a little tighter.
4AM forever

                             AGuitar (x02220@1)Is The Human Soul
                                        Speaking With Just Six Strings