Everyone Likes To Be Forgiven
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
N.C.
Ooh, ooh, ooh
Ooh, ooh, ooh
[Verse 1]
Dm11
Caught under a mudslide (Ooh)
Cadd9/E
Don't know when it began (Ooh)
Fmaj7
Do you hate when people love you?
G
Or do you not relate to them? (Ah)
Dm11
How much of it's genetic? (Ooh-ooh)
Cadd9
How much is by the hand? (Ooh)
Fmaj7
Do you hate when people know you? (Ooh-ooh)
G
Or do you know they never can?
Dm11
Well, either way
[Pre-Chorus]
(Dm11)
Either way, you can feel it
Fmaj7
You can write your brain down
Gsus4
And then pray someone reads it
All while saying, "No one sees it"
[Chorus]
Dm11
Everyone likes to be forgiven
Cadd9
Everyone's born to be deranged
Fmaj7
You cannot ask for what's unbidden
G
You cannot always act your age
Dm11
Biting your tongue on every sentence
Cadd9
Letting it dry out on the floor
Fmaj7
What is a life? It's not repentance
G
Can you get what you're begging for?
[Post-Chorus]
Dm11
Ooh, ooh, ooh
[Verse 2]
Cadd9/E
Frozen like a fossil (Ah), this overflowing cup (Ooh)
Fmaj7
Do you hate when people move you?
G
Or do you wish they'd pick you up?
Dm11
Well, either way
[Pre-Chorus]
(Dm11)
Either way, you can watch it
Fmaj7
You can pluck out your eyes
Gsus4
And wear them in a locket
Can prepare, and aren't shocked when
[Chorus]
Dm11
Everyone likes to be forgiven
Cadd9/E
Everyone's born to be deranged
Fmaj7
You cannot teach someone to listen
G
You cannot teach someone to change
Dm11
Leaving a note out on the pillow
Cadd9/E
Riding your bike around the drive
Fmaj7
Watching the sun drop through your window
G
Waiting for night to make you tired
Dm11
Spending a life on other people
Cadd9/E
Hoping it bleeds into yourself
Fmaj7
What is a life? It's only lethal
Gsus4
It's drowning in mud and shouting, "Help"
[Outro]
Dm11
And maybe I've gone a tad dramatic
Cadd9/E
Maybe I've lost the point somewhere
Fmaj7
More what I mean is things aren't static
G
More what I mean is that I care
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