Tabbed by: Nelson3891
Email: nelly_demartini@hotmail.com
Tuning:Standard

Beautiful little song, unfortunately I can only work out this last bit where it 
gets really intense.  
If anyone can tab the first bit I would love them forever.

Chords:

     F    A   Dm   A#    X    C
e | ---1----5----5----6----5----8-------------- |   
B | ---1----5----6----6----5----8-------------- |   Im not entirely sure about
G | ---2----6----7----7----5----9-------------- |   that X chord but michael
D | ---3----7----7----8----5----10------------- |   seems to play something  
A | ---3----7----5----8----6----10------------- |   like that...
E | ---1----5----5----6----5----8-------------- | 


     F5                 A5
So please don?t let me go without you
D5             A#5
My heart never shows without you,


F5                  A5
Lately things have been so distant,
D5                          A#5    
And I don?t know what I can do to fix this,


F5                     A5
Why don?t you love me like you used to?
D5             X
Why do I worry about the future?


A#5
Was it just that how we managed,
    C5
Was not by love but force of habbit?


F5                   A5
And if only I could be a man,
    D5                A#5
And rip down all your dreams and plans,


    F5                 A5
And smashing all your pretty things,
       D5                   A#5
So the only thing you could see was me,


F5                           A5
Well what we?ve done should be a crime,
             D5                    X
We should be locked up so we never see the light,


A#5
So in the darkness we could see,
    C5
How worthless all our live must be,


       F5                     A5
If two lovers like us could drift apart,
      D5                      A#5   
There must be something wrong with our hearts,


   F5                    A5
Or something wrong with all of us,
   D5               A#5
To never care until dreams are lost,


F5                     A5
Why don?t you love me like you used to, 
D5             A#5  
Why do I worry about the future?

Cheers, Nelson