Heres The Plan chords by Allison Weiss

Tabbed by: Brian Jenkins

- Capo on 3rd fret, all chords are named relative to the position of the capo.

G	320033
Em	022000
C	x32010
Csus2	x32033

- Any C chord can be substituted for Csus2 depending on preference.

* Indicates usage of transition riff:

   G
e|-3-----0-|
B|-3-----0-|
G|-0-----0-|
D|-0-----2-|
A|-2-----2-|
E|-3-2-0-0-|

Intro:

G* Em C D

1st Verse:

(D)         G
  I want to walk in the cold
          Em
with your arm on my shoulder,
C
stay here forever,
    D
and never get older
G
Laugh at eachother
    Em
for things that we've said
       C
in the past and the present
    D
and what lies ahead

Chorus:

          G
I want to wake up beside you,
Em
stay half asleep,
    C
get lost in the covers, and
D
forever be
     G
in a fine state of mind
         Em
with our bodies entwined,
        C
and the passage of time
      D         G* Em
won't matter anymore
   G* Em C
Anymore

2nd Verse:

   G
So here is a song
       Em
that I wrote on a good day
  C
I hate to make you sad
             D
with all the bad ones that I play
    G
You know, even though
       Em
that I sometimes get angry,
    C
I'm really just crazy
   D
So tell me that maybe

Chorus:

        G
I could wake up beside you,
Em
stay half asleep,
    C
get lost in the covers, and
D
forever be
     G
in a fine state of mind
         Em
with our bodies entwined,
        C
and the passage of time
      D         G* Em
won't matter anymore
   G* Em C
Anymore

Bridge:

C                D               G*      Em
I could make you pancakes in the morning
  C                     D              G*   Em
I promise you that this time I'll have eggs
C                 D               G*       Em
Please forgive me thinking you're adorable
C                                G
Maybe we should spend the day in bed


Chorus/Outro:

          G
I want to wake up beside you,
Em
stay half asleep,
    C
get lost in the covers, and
D
forever be
     G
in a fine state of mind
         Em
with our bodies entwined,
        C
and the passage of time
      D         G* E
won't matter anymore
   G* Em
Anymore
   G* Em
Anymore
   G* Em G
Anymore