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by Joe Purdy


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I'm Not What You Need
From the album The Sessions from Motor Ave.



Standard tuning

:
x32010
:
133211
:
320033
:
x02210
:
x20010

The song is mostly picked, and most of the C and G chords have the ii note played
(lifting the middle finger for the C and the index finger for the G).

  
(x4)


                                                  
Just want something beautiful, I want to look in your eyes
                                                  
I want to listen to you sing my favorite song and cry
                                                         
Want to reach into your oceans, want to calm your sea when it storms
                                                             
I want to let you take hold of this sinking ship and lead me home


                    
But I'm not what you need
                       
I've known you so much stronger
                                  
But you are such a pleasant fiction to me
                                          
So I guess that I'll dream of you a little longer

  

I want to pack up and move with you, oh and never look behind

I want to take your hand as we chase down the skyline

I want to tell you my stories, wake you up in the middle of the night

I want you to tell me when I'm wrong, and I just want you to smile at me when I'm right


(chorus)

                                         
Don't want to take the light from your eyes
                                           
It would be nice if I could hold you tight
                        
While I lay in the sand
                                          
You could love what's left of this lonely excuse of a man


(chorus)