Die ultimative Songtext/SONGTEXTE VOL. 1.ISO/SONGTEXTE NACH ALPHABET/C/catch.pro

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From: [e-mail] (Mario Dorion - Sun Montreal SE)

{title: Catch}
{subtitle: Robert Smith (The Cure)}
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{define D4+: base-fret 1 frets x x 0 2 3 4}
[D](Intro)  [D4+]      [A]          [D]               [D4+]      [A]
Yes I [D]know who you re[A]mind me of, a [D]girl I think I used to [A]know
Yes I'd [D]see her when the day got [A]colder, on those [D]days when it felt like [A]snow
You [D]know I even think that she [A]stared like you, she [D]used to just stand there and [A]stare
And [D]roll her eyes right up to hea[A]ven and [D]make like I just wasn't [A]there

[G]And she used to fall [A]down a lot
That [G]girl was always falling a[A]gain and again
And I [D]used to sometimes try to [A]catch her
But I [D]never even caught her [A]name

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4: ----------------------------------------2-2-4--------------------------

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And [D]sometimes we would spend the [A]night just [D]rolling about on the [A]floor
And I re[D]member even though it felt [A]soft at the time, I [D]always used to wake up [A]sore
You [D]know I even think that she [A]smiled like you, she [D]used to just stand there and [A]smile
And her [D]eyes would go all sort of [A]far away and [D]stay like that for quite a [A]while

And I re[G]member she used to fall [A]down a lot
That [G]girl was always falling a[A]gain and again
And I [D]used to sometimes try to [A]catch her
But I [D]never even caught her [A]name
Yes I [D]sometimes even tried to [A]catch her
But I [D]never even caught her [A]name

{comment_italic: Transcribed by [e-mail] - 1993}