Same Ground

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I just love this song. Very easy to play, with very few chords. Very soulful and sentimental too. Especially the last line.

Same Ground
Kitchie Nadal

My love
It's been a long time since i cried
And left you out of the blue
It's hard
Leaving you the way
When i never really wanted to

Self denial
Is a game so strange i never really should've wanted
Til there was you
Cause i have learned that love was beyond
What human can imagine
More it clears
The more i gotta let you go

'cause what i don't understand
Is why i'm feeling so bad now
When i know it was my idea
I could've just denied the truth and lied
Now why am i the only one standing stranded
On the same ground

My love
It's been a long time since i cried
And left you out of the blue
It's hard
Leaving you the way
When i never really wanted to

Self denial
Is a game so strange i never really should've wanted
Til there was you
Cause i have learned that love
Is a word just thrown
A litlle bit too much of this
Excuse to fill this infinite of desire
And nevere ever have to fade

Cause what i don't understand
Is why i'm feeling so bad now
When i know it was my idea
I could've just denied the truth and lied
Now why am i the only one standing stranded
On the same ground

If all else fail
Would you be there to love me?
When all else fails
Would you be brave to see right through me?

Bass Line: Intro/Verse/Interlude: A-G; Chorus: A-E-F#-D

Comments

Punzi said…
It's an ok song. But (in my opinion lang to ha?) it reminds me too much of Evanesence's "My Immortal."

Pero di bale na. Ang ganda talaga nya. First "Oogle" girl ko yan...heheheheh!
June 08, 2005 9:41 PM
Ronald Allan said…
Now that you mentioned it...yeah I guess. The chords are different, but the pacing is quite similar, and they both start in A.

Yeah, she's quite a looker. :-) A bit on the short side perhaps, but honestly, I don't mind a bit. :-)
June 08, 2005 9:53 PM
Ronald Allan said…
Never entered my mind actually...but hey, if the shoe fits...

No names please. She has her own life now. As do I.
June 08, 2005 10:18 PM
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