Artist: Richard Marx Album: My own very best enemy year:2004 Title: Nothin’left to Say Transcriber: Alejandro Zanotti () Coment: A really cool song I must say It’s not so acurate I still cant figure out the last part of the chorus but perahps someone can take it from here so I’m free to coments corrections. here are just the main chords. I have this new cd and must add i’m a big R Marx Fan and this cd is great it was the kind of cd that I was waiting for and no one released great love songs for easy listening. A great cd so keep a looking this page for more tabs of this album by me. Intro. F (the bass fools around some other chords) Locked up tight but holdin’ the key Clock keeps tickin’ like it’s laughin’ at me I wonder What spell I’m under Days go by in a pulseless haze Who’s that person that’s wearin’ my face Denyin’ What he’s hidin’ Bridge    G#m              (A lil pause) I can’t go on like this I won’t let myself miss the rest of my life Chorus: When something’s come and gone What good is holdin’ on? Why waste tomorrow chasin’ yesterday? I part my lips to speak (dont know this part yet) But the words are out of reach I guess that really means There’s nothin’ left to say INTRO I guess we could carry on livin’ asleep Who is the fool who could choose to just keep pretendin’ That this ain’t endin’? I wish you all that I wish for myself To have that ache of emptiness behind us And not still inside us It’s time to take that dare There’s still a world out there waitin’ for me Chorus: When something’s come and gone What good is holdin’ on? Why waste tomorrow chasin’ yesterday? I part my lips to speak But the words are out of reach I guess that really means There’s nothin’ left to say We did the best we could Just like we thought we should But sometimes you’ve got to just let go Chorus: When something’s come and gone What good is holdin’ on? Why waste tomorrow chasin’ yesterday? I part my lips to speak But the words are out of reach I guess that really means There’s nothin’ left to say There’s nothin’ left to say Nothin’ left to say