On The Threshold Of Eterinity Chords

Standard (EADGBE)

GAnd I am now aware that I haCvn't always had been at this moDment

 sat me there sitting by this Gfire and blue waiting for youC and

 and thought I've been expected DI've never quite accepted that the

Am Em^

fire, had suddenly gone out the hands will fall away.

Gthe pain appeal, the trees will say its Doookaay,

 'cause I'm Amscared that there's no anEmswer

 'cause I'm Gscared that there's no Ddreamers

 In this lAmife of Emmine, there is Gonly tDime, the iCllusion of Amwhich is Ggone.

GAll my words are spread across the canvas, Cno one's seemed

 to see the things I sDay, and tGhough these eyes were once

 those of an artist, fCailure has relieved me of a Dface.

 And GI am now aware that I Cam only the brushstrokes on the hDeadstone

 of a man that never lGived, and this oh thise, is this, a Clife

 that I have failed and I hDoped to be forgiven. The

Am Em^

fire, had suddenly gone out the hands will fall away.

Gthe pain appeal, the trees will say its Doookaay,

 'cause I'm Amscared that there's no anEmswer

 'cause I'm Gscared that there's no Ddreamers

 In this lAmife of Emmine, there is Gonly tDime, the iCllusion of Amwhich is Ggone.

G* right before you hit the C chord after you play this G, he does a little walk up like so:

Em^ during the chorus just means a little chord changes like so:

I know there's more to the song, but it gets blurry, and the chords become random and

take over, so playing it isn't very fun if you are playing by yourself, but the rest of

makes a great acoustic song to play around with and impress people with folk skills.

tab the rest out later when I have more time. Enjoy though.

-dustin the wind