Fuel is an American alternative rock/post-grunge band formed by friends Carl Bell, Jeff Abercrombie and Brett Scallions in 1989. Originally from Tennessee, Fuel moved to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where they played local Pennsylvania bars and nightclubs. Their first EP Porcelin was released in 1996, and sold well locally, spawning a small radio hit with "Shimmer." The popularity of the EP brought them to the attention of Sony's 550 imprint, which released their second EP, Hazelton, the following year.
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AmCmaj7FDsus2 On my way for the day I find no sorrow AmCmaj7FDsus2 Everyday is all the same there's no tomorrow AmEm7 And I feel like I feel FDsus2 Cause it's cold here where you left me
FGAm (Riff 1) Hey I think that someday I might need you somehow FGAm (Riff 1) I, I think I might have loved you FGAm (Riff 1) These things I said but you were FGDsus2 (Riff 2) A million miles away Dm A million miles away
Am, Cmaj7
VERSE 2
AmCmaj7FDsus2 On my way for the day I find my heart is not for taking AmCmaj7 And I know it's all but gone FDsus2 It only served to make me cry AmEm7 And I feel like I feel FDsus2 Cause it's black here with your memory
CHORUS
FGAm (Riff 1) Hey I think that someday I might need you somehow FGAm (Riff 1) I, I think I might have loved you FGAm (Riff 1) These things I said but you were FGDsus2 (Riff 2) A million miles away Dm A million miles away
Am A million miles F A million miles Dsus2 .......... E A million miles away
SOLO
FGAm (Riff 1) (2x)
FGAm (Riff 1) These things I said but you were FG A million miles Am (Riff 1) A million miles
CHORUS
FGAm (Riff 1) Hey I think that someday I might need you somehow FGAm (Riff 1) I, I think I might have loved you FGAm (Riff 1) These things I said but you were FGDsus2 (Riff 2) A million miles away Yeah
OUTRO
(Bridge Riff) (4x)
AmCmaj7FDsus2 On my way for the day I find no sorrow