Bad Behavior - The Maine

Bad Behavior

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Intro: D G D G
 
verse 1
D
I never wanna be a distraction,
G
You say as,
D G
You're unashamed and naked.
D G
I feel okay all over,
D G
Void of all composure.
D G
And I know this may sound narcissistic,
D G
I like the lips you kiss with.
D G
But I wanna wear your lipstick,
D G
'Cause it means I got to kiss them.
 
Bridge
A Bm
You say you like the sound,
A
Of cigarettes
G
After sex and I say,
N.C.
"Yeah, yeah, yeah."
 
[Refrão]D G
One, two hits,
D
Her lips and bad behavior,
G
I'm in danger.
N.C.
Yeah, yeah, yeah
D G
Three four AM,
D
The feeling's getting stranger,
G
I'm in danger
D
Bad behavior
 
verse 2
D D N.C D
And I don't have time for your feelings
G
You tell me,
D
You're insecure,
G
But don't be,
D
Stay soft,
G
But don't be gentle,
D G
It's altogether mental.
D G
Let's go to a place where we can forget,
D G
We haven't left the room yet.
D G
You eloquently stated,
D G
Leaving's overrated.
 
Bridge
A
You say,
Bm
You say you like the sound,
A
Of cigarettes
G
After sex and I say,
N.C.
"Yeah, yeah, yeah."
 
[Refrão]D G
One, two hits,
D
Her lips and bad behavior,
G
I'm in danger.
N.C.
Yeah, yeah, yeah
D G
Three four AM,
D
The feeling's getting stranger,
G
I'm in danger
D
Bad behavior
 
Interlude
A Bm G
 
verse 3
A
I inhale you in small doses
Bm
And adore you like the roses,
G
You're bad for me, yeah,
G
But you're bad for me, yeah.
A
You medicate me with your poses
Bm
I'm a lush I know you notice
G
You're bad for me, yeah,
G
But you're bad for me, yeah
D G
You're bad for me, yeah
 
Bridge
 
D G D G D G
And I say yeah, yeah, yeah
 
[Refrão]D G
One, two hits,
D
Her lips and bad behavior,
G
I'm in danger.
N.C.
Yeah, yeah, yeah
D G
Oh here we go again
D
Hellbent on losing sleeper
G
And I'm in danger
D G
Yeah I'm in danger
 
Outro
 
D G D G D
I think I know you're bad for me
G
I know you're bad for me.
 
Fade out
D G D D

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