All He Did Was Tell Me Lies
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BCapotraste:
2nd traste
|| Chords relative to Capo 2.
[Verse]
A D A
The King of Hearts has won the final inning
D/F# D/E E
Made his move and played his hand so well
D Bm7
And everyone thinks he's got it made
A D
'Cause no one can tie him down
A
Everybody said he was a damn fool
E A
Givin' me the run-around.
[Chorus]
E D A
All he did was tell me lies and try to woo me
E D A
After all his talking guess he won the prize
E D A
Never meant to stay how could he do it to me?
Oh, everybody said I was a damn fool
E A
To listen to his run-around.
[Verse]
A D A
I was tryin' to act just like a lady
E
I turned him down, then he took me by surprise
D Bm7
Now, who would have thought that a girl like me
A D
Could be swayed so easily?
A
Oh, everybody says I was a damn fool'
E A
'Cause I gave what he took for free.
[Chorus]
E D A
All he did was tell me lies and try to woo me
E D A
After all his talking guess he won the prize
E D A
I never meant to stay how could he do it to me?
Oh, everybody said I was a damn fool
E A
To listen to his run-around.
[Verse]
A D A
The King of Hearts can't play his game forever
E
And the jester's not the fool when the king is old
D Bm7
Oh, later on, will he think of me
A D
When his castle walls get cold?
A
Will he care to call?
F#m G6
Will he care at all?
[Chorus]
E D A
All he did was tell me lies and try to woo me
E D A
After all his talking guess he won the prize
E D A
never meant to stay how could he do it to me?
Oh, everybody said I was a damn fool
E A
To listen to his run-around. Hey.
[Chorus]
E D A
All he did was tell me lies and try to woo me
E D A
After all his talking guess he won the prize
E D A
I never meant to stay how could he do it to me?
Oh, everybody said I was a damn fool
E A
To listen to his run-around.
[Outro]
A
Yes, Everybody says I was a damn fool
E A C B A
To listen to his run-around.
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