Dinner With Delores - Prince

Dinner With Delores

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Intro:
 
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A A G G
e|---0-------0-----0-------0-----0-------3-----0-------3--|
B|-----0-----2-------0-----2-------0-----0-------0-----0--|
G|-------2---2---------2---2---------0---0---------0---0--|
D|-----------2-------------2-------------0-------------0--|
A|-----------0-------------0-------------2-------------2--|
E|---------------------------------------3-------------3--|
 
[Refrão]G A
Dinner with Delores
G
Must be some kind of sin
 
verse 1
 
A
Like a Brontosaurus
G
She was packin' it in
F#m
The first night we dined
Bm
And by the next time
E
This girl was eatin' all but the tip
 
A
And by the stroke of midnight
G
She wanted some more (more)
A
Showin' dirty movies
G
Like some kind of whore
F#m
But she was wastin' her time
Bm
Cause there wasn't a line
E
That would make me come 'round her door
 
[Refrão] A
Dinner with Delores
G
Must be some kind of sin
 
verse 2
 
A
Her bell's just a-broken (bell's just broken)
G
Since 1984
A
(Dancin') Dancin' like a white girl (white girl)
G
On disco dirty floors
F#m G#m
Damn, Delores, pick another subject please
F#m G#m Bm
E
Introduce the carpet 2 something other than your knees
 
A
Like a real confession
G
No one could be more made up than you
A
Nothin's left for guessin'
G
What a shame (Boo hoo) Boo hoo
 
Interlude
 
F#m Bm E A G
A G
 
[Refrão] A
Dinner with Delores
G
Must be some kind of sin
 
verse 3
 
F#m
I'd call you a friend
Bm
But it must be a sin
E
And I've run out of cheeks to turn
 
[Refrão] A
Dinner with Delores
G
No more That's the end

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