RuthAnne (Ruth-Anne Cunningham) - It Is What It Is

      It Is What It Is by RuthAnne

[Verse]
A
it is what it is
F#m
and I can't say it more clear
D                                      D
though I feel something when we kiss baby it is what it is

A 
times never on our side
E F#m
and its been messing with my mind
D                         E
we shot and we missed baby it is what it is

Fm   F#m              Fm
its hard to live, to live on borrowed time
    E                      D#m
I want you so badly but I know you can't be mine


D                 C#
I drag myself away before my heart unwinds
C                             D
you know we've crashed this car one too many times


[Verse]
A
a dead end romance

E F#m
too bad we never had a chance
                 D                D
caught up in the web we twist baby it is what is


        A
like romeo and juliet
       F#m
were star crossed were not dead yet
      D                                 D
I'll miss what we could have been but baby it is what it is


F#m                             Fm
we can't move on when theres mountains in our way
E                           B
I want you so badly but you know that I cant stay


D                          C#
let's stop the madness before we lose our minds
C                                E
you know we've crashed this car one too many times


[Interlude]
A  F#m  D  E

[Verse]
A
you're the key that won't fit
F#m
and though we try we can't force it
D
I wont forget the way we kiss
E
baby it is what it is


F#m                       Fm
oh its hard to live, to live on borrowed time
E                          B
I want you so badly but i know you can't be mine
D                        C#
lets stop the madess before we lose our minds
C                                  D
you know we've crashed this car one too many times


A                  F#m
it is what it is
ohhhh
D                    E
it is what it is
heyyy
A                       F#m
baby it is what it is
ohhh
D                   E
it is what it is

[Outro]
A


//Jessica Principe