How Veronica Vanquished The Wolf - Sarah and the Safe Word

How Veronica Vanquished The Wolf

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
4th traste
Em G D x4
 
{Verse 1}
Em
Her daddy told her
G D Em
"Don't you ever stain your Sunday dress
Em
Be serving the boys
G D Em G D
Don't you raise your voice and make a mess"
Am Em
In the dark of the forest
D Em
She's pulling all the thorns from the roses
Am Em
Behind the backs of her suitors and the tutors
D Em
Breaking battles end with roses
G D Em
You shouldn't be outside
G D
In the full moonlight
 
{Chorus}
Am Em C
Are you hiding, crying wolf?
Am Em
From the red they have in writing?
 
G D
Em G D
{Verse 2}
Em
Her mother told her
G D Em
"Don't you drink from the wishing well
Em
The shadows on the walls
G D Em
are known to kiss and tell"
Am Em
But in the back of a chapel
D
There's an Eve, there's an apple
Em
And a warning
Am Em
"Every deed in the heat of the night
D Em
Becomes the light of the morning"
G D Em
You shouldn't be outside
G D
In the full moonlight
 
{Chorus}
Am Em C
Are you hiding, crying wolf?
Am Em
From the red they have in writing?
Am Em C
Are you hiding, crying wolf?
Am Em
From the red they have in writing?
 
Em G D x4
 
{Verse 3}
Em G
When she looked at the wolf
D
She saw her own eyes
Em G
Fighting tears and her fear
D
To go run and hide
Am Em
And as the wolf drew near
D Em
She whispered in his ear very quietly
Am Em
"So drop your swords, this war of words
D Em
Won't be won silently"
 
{PreChorus}
G D Em
You shouldn't be outside
G D
In the full moonlight
 
{Chorus}
Am Em C
Are you hiding, crying wolf?
Am Em
From the red they have in writing?
Am Em C
Stop your hiding, crying wolf
Am Em
From the red they have in writing
 
G D
Em G D

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