Flinching My Side Of Things
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But I would choose the latter
D5 Gmaj7
'Cause we'd both be hurt
[Bridge]
D Em9
Oooooo
D Em9
Oooooo
[Verse 2]
D5 Gmaj7
Tell me without flinching
D5 Gmaj7
Would you ever leave?
D5 Gmaj7
You don't have to answer
D5 Gmaj7
But it would be sweet
D5 Gmaj7
And you've got your whole life ahead
D5 Gmaj7
I won't get your ways
D5 Gmaj7
But I get this feeling
D5 Gmaj7
Every time you say
[Chorus]
Dmaj7 Em9 Amaj7
e|-6-------6-------6-------6--------2-------2-------1-------1-------|
B|-----8-------8-------8-------8--------0-------0-------3-------3---|
G|---8---8---8---8---8---8---8---8----0---0---0---0---3---3---3---3-|
D|------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|------------------------------------------------------------------|
Dmaj7
What's the point if life is boring
Em9 Amaj7
I could love you but who's scoring
Dmaj7
Give me one chance I'll be whoring
Em9 Amaj7
Myself off to you til morning
Dmaj7
What's the point if life is boring
Em9 Amaj7
I could love you but who's scoring
Dmaj7
Give me one chance I'll be whoring
Em9 Amaj7
Myself off to you til morning
D5 Gmaj7 Gm
e|-x------------------------x---3-|
B|-0------------------------x---3-|
G|-8----8-/10-/-11-/-15-\---0---5-|
D|-6----x-/x--/-x--/-x--\---4---5-|
A|-6----6-/8--/-10-/-13-\---5---3-|
E|-x------------------------3---3-| X2
D5
What's the point if life is boring
Gmaj7 Gm
I could love you but who's scoring
D5
Give me one chance I'll be whoring
Gmaj7 Gm
Myself off to you til morning
D5
What's the point if life is boring
Gmaj7 Gm
I could love you but who's scoring
D5
Give me one chance I'll be whoring
Gmaj7 Gm
Myself off to you til morning
[Outro]
D5 Gmaj7
Try and see my side of things
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How to play Flinching My Side Of Things
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