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burning down this building chris gerolmo (c) 2012
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i was burning down this building g c
when you walked in through that door g c
i hid my gas can behind my back g c
i don’t burn nothing anymore d g
i was pissing on the future g c
when you sneaked in from the past g c
you’re not the first girl i ever let in here g c
but you may well be the last d g
now all my friend’s are hoping c
that i don’t burn you, too em
but i think i finally found the girl c d
who’s got the juice to keep me cool g
i was burning down this building g c
hell, i was burning up the world g c
i was dying in my own holy war g c
now i’m just living for a girl d g
break
now i go to work each morning g c
i race home every night g c
but i don’t run from sirens no more g c
i don’t flinch at flashing lights d g
instead i find myself hoping c
and baby, this is true em
that for just one more lucky morning c d
i’ll get to wake up next to you g
i was burning down this building g c
i was burning up the world g c
i was dying in my own holy war g c
now i’m just living for a girl d g
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You Are My Home
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The Devil In Me
03:01
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When You Go
04:32
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Will Work For Love
03:46
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chris gerolmo Los Angeles, California
chris gerolmo is the emmy-nominated singer-songwriter of "over there", the title song for the fx series about the war in iraq. he's made 3 albums and 2 eps of original songs that he describes as "increasingly alternative". by day he's a screenwriter (mississippi burning), writer-director (citizen x) and writer-director-executive producer (over there). ... more
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