All My Friends Are Drunk
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[Verso 1]
D C
do you think you know your Sunday self?
D
there is not a pressure
C
feel like you are not in your body
D
blissful, but not numb
C
i can feel tired, it does not burden me
D
sometimes it's like i don't exist
C
peaceful skin on skin
D
everything feels how it should
[Refrão]
G
all my friends are drunk
D
haven't been wasted in months
Am
which is why we never speak too
D
falling out of touch
[Verso 2]
D C
do you think they understand it too
D
that wishful longing for what it was?
C
or is it all in your head?
D
quiet, but nothing grew
C
i miss home, but i also learnt
D
how to create homes in places that i go to
G
stir of the Tyne
D
after the Cumberland
[Refrão]
G
all my friends are drunk
D
haven't been wasted in months
Am
which is why we never speak too
D
falling out of touch
[Verso 3]
C
it lies in quiet in the night time
G D
sixteen and burning candles low
C
twenty three in hot water
G
dead flowers on your windowsill
G
i think i understand it now
C
that you're not supposed to
[Ponte]
C
i'll never learn to be calm
D
the moon is a killer
G
washes bodies to the surface
C
how does anybody do this?
Outro:
G
all my friends are drunk
D
haven't been wasted in months
Am
washes bodies to the surface
D
everything feels how it should
G
i can feel tired, it does not burden me
D
sometimes its like i don't exist
C
blissful but not numb
G D
everything feels how it should
G
peaceful skin on skin
How to play All My Friends Are Drunk
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What is the starting chord?
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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