Remembering Sunday by All Time Low Capo on 2nd fret. Chords: Cadd9-x32030 Em-022000/x75080 Dadd9-x54050 A7-x02020 G-320033 D-xx0232 Intro: Cadd9,Em,Dadd9,A7 Verse: Cadd9 Em He woke up from dreaming and put on his shoes Dadd9 Started making his way past 2 in the morning A7 He hasn't been sober for days Cadd9 Leaning now, into the breeze Dadd9 Remembering Sunday, he falls to his knees Em They had breakfast together, A7 But 2 eggs don't last like the feeling of what he needs Cadd9(PM) But this place is familiar to him Dadd9(PM) She pulled on his hand with a devilish grin Em(PM) She led him upstairs, She led him upstairs A7 Left him dying to get in. Chorus: G Cadd9 Excuse me I'm trying to find A7 My calling, I'm calling at night I don't mean to be a bother, but Cadd9 Have you seen this Girl? G Cadd9 She's been running through my dreams, A7 And it's driving me crazy, it seems Cadd9 I'm gonna ask her to marry me. Verse 2: Cadd9(PM) Dadd9(PM) Even though she doesn't believe in love Em(PM) He's determined to call her bluff Who can deny these butterflies? They're filling his gut Cadd9 Waking the neighbors Dadd9 Unfamiliar faces Em He pleads though he tries but he's only denied A7 Now he's dying to get inside. Chorus: G,Cadd9,A7,Cadd9, x2 Verse 3: Em Cadd9 The neighbors said she moved away G Funny how it rained all day I didn't think much of it than but it's D Starting to all make sense Em Cadd9 Oh, I can see now, that all of these clouds G Are, Following me in my desperate endeavor D To find my whoever, whoever she may be Bridge(Juliet Simms): G Cadd9 I'm not coming back, I've done something so terrible, A7 I'm terrified to speak, but you'd expect that from me I'm mixed up I'll be blunt; Cadd9 Now the rain is just washing you out of my hair G And out of my mind, keeping an eye on the world Cadd9 So many thousands of feet off the ground A7 I'm over you now, all alone in the clouds, Cadd9 Towering over your head Outro: Cadd9 I guess I'll go home now Dadd9 I guess I'll go home now Cadd9 I guess I'll go home now A7 I guess I'll go home www.TAB6.com