Washed Away chords by Emily Jane White

• Capo on 5th
• Difficulty: Beginner 👶

♫ Intro:

Em  Am  Em
C   Am  C
Em  C   Em



♫ Verse 1:
C      Am         Em
Modern industrial life
C         Am          Em
Take your soul in its fangs
C      Am        Em
We might as well be
C   Am     Em
All washed away

C         Am      Em
If I don’t hang on tight
C        Am     Em
If I let myself stray
C      Am      Em
I will lose my sight
C             Am     Em
And I will be washed away

♫ Chorus:
 Dm           F              Am
And, oh, some days I walk my own
 Dm    F   Am
Oh, my own pace
 C       G        Am
It takes away the heartache

♫ Verse 2:
C           Am                Em
It seems no one has their own eyes
C           Am            Em
And we all speak from the cage
C      Am        Em
Are we living in fright
C                Am     Em
Consenting to be washed away

♫ Verse 3:
C            Am            Em
I’ll lose my heart, my own eyes
C             Am           Em
I’ll lose the smell of the rain
C          Am            Em
As I walk aimless in the night
C         Am      Em
I will be washed away

♫ Chorus:
 Dm           F                Am
And, oh, some days I brush the palm
Dm     F  Am
Oh, of my hand
 C         G                       Am
Across the face of this forgotten land

♫ Verse 4:
C         Am           Em
I left my print in the sand
C       Am   Em
Organic mark made
C            Am            Em
I got up and walked in the night
C                   Am     Em
And I refused to be washed away

♫ Verse 5:
C      Am            Em
The burden of modern life
C            Am           Em
The heart it beats and it prays
C          Am          Em
Forever to walk in the night
C            Am     Em
And never be washed away

♫ Outro:
 Dm           F              Am
And, oh, some days I walk my own
Dm  F      Am
Oh, my own pace
 C        G        Am
It takes away the heartache

 Dm         F                 Am
And oh some days
I brush the palm
Dm     F   Am
Oh, of my hand
 C         G                       Am
Across the face of this forgotten land