Thousand Foot Krutch – Breathe You In chords

BREATHE YOU IN

(There are a couple of "close" versions I've found, but they weren't quite there.  You 
can play this with a capo on 1 or
transpose it to Bb and play capo free)

Capo 1

(Verse 1)
A2                        ETaking hold, breaking in; the pressure's on, need to circulate
D2                       F#mMesmerized and taken in; Moving slow so it resonates
A2                                EIt's time to rest, not to sleep away; my thoughts alone try to complicate
D2                               F#mI'll do my best, to seek you out and be myself not impersonate.

(Pre-Chorus)
C#m7      D2                 A2           E                  F#mI tried so hard to not walk away and when things don't go my way
                 D2I'll still carry on and on just the same.

(Chorus)
A2	           E                        F#mI've always been strong but can't make this happen
                 D2                             A2Cause I need to breathe, I want to breathe you in
              E                  F#mThe fear of becoming so tired of running
                D2(F -  after second chorus to bridge)Cause I need to breathe / I want to breathe you in; I want to breathe you

in (1st chorus only)


(Verse 2)
A2                         E                                   D2I'm going in, so cover me; Your compass will, help me turn the page
                                 F#mThe laughing stock I'll never be because I won't let them take me

Pre-Chorus
Chorus

(Bridge)
      F#m      D2           A2           ETook awhile to see all the love that's around me;
            F#m        D2           A2     E              F#m   A2   D2Through the highs and lows there a truth I know and it's you

(Chorus)

(Tag)
                      A2                        EI want to breathe you in; I want to breathe you in
                      F#m              D2I want to breathe you in;  I want to...  I want to... (Repeat x3)
          F         A2I want to breathe


(The tag isn't EXACTLY as TFK does it, but if you are going to do it as a worship song, 
just do whatever variation works for you;
that's pretty much what I did)