Verse 1 (acoustic gtr)
E E/C
There is something more
A2 E/C E E/C
hello, we're going down the hallway to the door
A2 E/C
we know there's something more
E E/C
Our soul has a got a hole
A2 E/C E E/C A2
we know but what's it waiting for
Verse 2
scattered in the street
like dreams and destiny
the things we wanna be
are scattered in the streets
If we're coming clean
we've seen to know we're incomplete
Verse 2(electric gtr)
E B
Chorus: (for electric guitar, just use power chords for these)
E Am
How do we feel, how do we feel
E C D
my generation is aching for real
E Am
dying for love cryin for truth
E C D
my generation is aching for you
Country of our own
is all we're asking for
a place to call our home
a country of our own
we know it must be close
our souls are searching through the cold
the cold, the cold
Bridge-x4
E Am
Chorus: x3
How do we feel, how do we feel
my generation is aching for real
dyin for love, cryin for truth
my generation is aching for you
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