The Pieces Don't Fit Anymore
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Lyrics
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I've been twisting and turning in a space that's too (Am)small.
I've been (C)drawing a line
and watching it (Am)fall.
You've been (F)closing me in, es,
I closing the space in my (C)heart.
But I (Am)Watching us fading and (F)watching it all fall (C)apart.
(Dm7)Well, I (F)can't explain why it's (Dm7)not enough 'cause I (Am)gave it all to (C7)you.
And if you (F)leave me now,
oh, just (Dm7)leave me now,
it's the (Am)better thing to (C7)do.
It's (F)time to surrender, it's been (Dm7)too long pretending.
There's (Am)no use in trying when the (C7)pieces don't fit (F)anymore.
The (Dm7)pieces don't fit here (C)anymore.
You pulled me under so I had to give (Am)in.
Such a (C)beautiful mess
that's breaking my (Am)skin.
Well, I (F)hide all the bruises,
I hide all the damage that's (C)done.
But I (Am)show how I'm feeling (F)until all the feeling has (C)gone.
(Dm7)Well, I (F)can't explain why it's (Dm7)not enough 'cause I (Am)gave it all to (C7)you.
And if you (F)leave me now,
oh, just (Dm7)leave me now,
it's the (Am)better thing to (C7)do.
It's (F)time to surrender, it's been (Dm7)too long pretending.
There's (Am)no use in trying when the (C7)pieces don't fit (F)anymore.
The (Dm7)pieces don't fit here (C)anymore.
(G)Oh, don't (E7)misunderstand how I (Am)feel
'cause I've (D9)tried, yes, I've tried.
(F)But still I don't know why,
no, I (E7)don't know why.
I don't know why,
why I (C)more.
(F)The (Dm7)pieces don't fit (C)anymore.
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Song info
The Pieces Don't Fit Anymore by James Morrison is a level 4 of 5 piano arrangement in the key of C at 72 BPM. Practice takes the song one line at a time and waits for you, with the letter inside every note. When the lines feel easy, play the full song.
- Level
- 4 of 5
- Key
- C
- Tempo
- 72 BPM
- Chords
- Am C C7 D9 Dm7 E7 F G
- Artist
- James Morrison
- Genre
- Pop
- Style
- Ballad
- Mood
- Sad