Begin Again

Took a deep and breath my in the mirror.

He didn't like it when I wore high heels,

but (F)I do.

(C)Turn the lock and put my headphones on.

ror. He always said he didn't get this song,

but (F)I do.

(F)I do.

I do.

(C)You Walked you in expecting you'd be late,

but you got y here early and you stand cords and wave.

I (F)walk to you.

(C)You pull my chair ries out and help me in.

And you don't know how nice that is,

but (F)I do.

(F)And you throw your head back,

laughing like (G)a

little kid.

(Am)I think it's strange that you think I'm funny (C)'cause he never did.

And (F)I've been spending the last eight months (G)thinking all love ever does is (C)break and (G)burn and (Am)end.

(F)But on a Wednesday in a café I watched it begin (C)again.

(C)You say you never met ing one girl who had as man y James Tayly lor you re cords as you,

but (F)I to do.

(C)We tell my sto ries and you don't know why I'm comin' off a little shy,

but (F)I do.

(F)And you throw your head back,

laughing like a

(G)little kid.

(Am)I think it's strange that you think I'm funny 'cause (C)he never did.

And (F)I've been spending the last eight months (G)thinking all love ever does is (C)break and (G)burn and (Am)end.

(F)But on a Wednesday in a café I watched it begin again.

(G)And we (F)walked down the block to my car,

(G)and I almost brought him up,

but (F)you start to talk about the (G)movies that your fam'ly watches (F)ev'ry single Christmas,

and I want to (C)talk about that.

And for the first time,

what's past is past.

(F)But on a Wednesday in a café I watched it begin again.