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No More Rhyme

Debbie Gibson

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NO MORE RHYME
Debbie Gibson
Electric Youth
Written by: Deborah Gibson

Verse 1:
A
When the fear sets in
               A7
Where the fire burns
               D
Where I find a place
                       E
But there's nowhere to turn
                 A
When the evening sings
         A7
An eerie song
                D
Longing for the day
            E
You say I'm wrong

Verse 2:
                  A
You can find your place
              A7
But never fit in
                     D
And only when you've left
                         E
Do you know where you've been
              A
I can see the light
                   A7
But only when it's gone
              D
You can go on waiting
                E                 A
But only for so long ( so long so long)

Chorus:
A
I know we are right
                A7
It's not always clear
             D              E
Because I've never felt the fear
               A
Can it stay so good
           A7
Forever in time?
                     D
I've always felt the rhythm
                  E
What happens when there's
        A 
NO MORE RHYME

Verse 3:
A
Can we face ourselves
                   A7
Like we face eachother?


                 D
We've never felt anything
       E   
On our own
                  A 
I can't wait much longer
A7             Dm
To feel any danger
D                E                
I hope we're not living for
           A
A lifetime alone

(Repeat Chorus)

Bridge:
AM7
Hard to go on
           AM7
It's like waiting for
          Dm            
The other shoe to drop
I'll never stop
Em
Believing in you
AM7                            AM7
It's just like we never had to struggle
It all came too easy
Dm
I hope we felt what we felt from the start
We've never suffered a broken heart
Em
We've been so blinded by all the best
                             AM7 AM7 Dm
We never put our love to the test

( Repeat Chorus )

A7                   D
I've always felt the rhythm
                  E
What happens when there's
        A 
NO MORE RHYME

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No More Rhyme

Debbie Gibson