Gm   F#m   F   C

Gm              F#m              F            C
Leaning out the window watch the dying of the sun
Gm            F#m         F           C
balancing the weight of a pill on her tongue
Gm        F#m          F           C
she'll be getting that look in her eyes
Gm       F#m        F            C
cold and lonely but I don't know why

Gm             F#m           F          C
see her in the border at the end of the line
          Eb                     Gm    Cm
she falls down and I can't do enough
      Eb                      D
but I won't ever let her give up
                  Gm
the angel and the fool

Gm             F#m 
You're running out, keep running
F              C
You're running out, keep running
Gm             F#m 
You're running out, keep running
F              C
You're running out, keep running out

    Gm       F#m       F             C
she found herself in a world full of man
Gm          F#m        F           C
watching em slowly destroy all her plans
      Gm               F#m            F            C
gives all the love she won't allow herself to even dream about
    Gm             F#m           F           C
but both of us are older now and it won't be long
    Gm            F#m      F              C
the early morning siren is growing louder now
      Gm           F#m                      F            C
cause waking up is hard enough when there's no one else around

Gm             F#m           F          C
see her in the border at the end of the line
          Eb                     Gm    Cm
she falls down and I can't do enough
      Eb                      D
but I won't ever let her give up
                  Gm
the angel and the fool


Gm   F#m   F   C
[whistling]

Eb
You're running out, keep running
Gm              Cm
You're running out, keep running
Eb              
You're running out, keep running
Gm              Cm               Gm
You're running out, keep running out