B Em/B Bdim7 B7
He knew he had overreacted
E7 Fdim7 B B7
(It didn't mean it didn't hurt)
E Em D#m7 A#m7
Just didn't know when he'd stop hearing her voice
C#7 C#7 G#7 Gdim7
Stop finding her hair on his shirt
B Em/B Bdim7 B7
Stop feeling a ghost by him, resting
E7 Fdim7 B B7
Each night as he stumbled towards sleep
E Em D#m7 A#m7
Stop thinking of how his life might have turned out
C#7 C#7 G#7 Gdim7
If she had been willing to keep
B Em/B Bdim7 B7
this small piece of happi-ness
E7 Fdim7 B B7 E Em D#m7 A#m7 C#m7 G#7 B F#7
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Well I am certainly glad I saw Arrival so that I get the wug joke in http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=29480#more-29480
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Saw "Arrival". It did have some nontrivial linguistics content, but it still felt kind of wrapped up in a discernible layer of Hollywood Woo. The…
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More things to add to the "chord progressions that aren't cliches-I-already-know-about nonetheless covertly appearing in multiple places" file.…
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