Wrong Tab par Ally Hills (Accords Baryton)

Am                       F          G
I've been following any road I can find
 Am                                  G    E7
Sifting through the pieces that you left behind
 Am                              F         G
Fallin' in and out until I feel nothing inside
          Am
What's tonight?
          F     G
What's tonight?
Am                                 F    G
I can't keep on living with a delicate mind
Am                         G               E7
If I make a coffee, can we act like we're fine
              Am
When we were tangled in the sheets
            F         G
And waking up in our bed
                  Am
'Cause now you strangle me in my sleep
           F                  G
And I wake up with you in my head
  Am
  Oh oh Oh oh
F                G
  I thought you loved me
  Am
  Oh oh
  F          E7
  I thought, I thought 
 Am                               F       G
Runnin' through memories I can't keep anymore
Am                      G          E7
I don't want any when I empty my drawer
 Am                                F      G
You left your messy stems on your hotel floor
      Am
What for?
      F   G
What for?
Am                              F     G
I can't find an ending 'til I'm on my own
Am                               G                  E7
If I leave a light on, can I pretend you're coming home?
              Am
I was on my knees to be with you
           F            G
You don't want me this way
             Am
Why can't I reason with you to stay?
     F  G
Yeah
  Am
  Oh oh Oh oh
F                G
  I thought you loved me
  Am
  Oh oh
  F          E7          Am
  I thought, I thought wrong  Oh oh
  F          G           Am
  I thought, I thought wrong  Oh oh
  F          E7          Am
  I thought, I thought wrong
  Am
  Oh oh Oh oh
F                G
  I thought you loved me
  Am
  Oh oh
  F          E7          Am
  I thought, I thought wrong  Oh oh
  F          G           Am
  I thought, I thought wrong  Oh oh
  F          E7          Am
  I thought, I thought