Artist: Arcade Fire
Song: Half Light II (No Celebration)
Album: The Suburbs

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Intro: E B A E
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Now that San Francisco's gone, I guess I'll just pack it in
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Wanna wash away my sins, in the presence of my friends

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You and I we head back East, to find a town where we can live
E           B                  A                    E
Even in the half light, we can see that something's gotta give

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E                   B                  A           E
When we watched the markets crash, the promises we made were torn
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Then my parents sent for me, from out West where I was born
 
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Abm             B
Some people say, they've already lost,
Abm                           E    B
But they're afraid to pay the cost 
         A
For what we've lost
E       B             A           E
Pay the cost for what we've lost

E                 B             A            E
Now that you have left me here, I will never raise my voice
E                B              A                    E
All the diamonds you have here, in this moment which has no life

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All the seas have changed so much, since I was a little child
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Pray to god I won't live to see the death of everything that's wild

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Though we knew this day would come, still it took us by surprise
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In this town where I was born, I now see through a dead man's eyes

E           B              A          E
One day they will see it's long gone
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One day they will see it's long gone
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One day they will see it's long gone
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One day they will see it's long gone