Ive Got A Right To Cry
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Shearwater — I’ve Got a Right to Cry
[Intro]
G D G D
[Verse]
D Dsus4 D G Gadd11 G
When will they remove the tourniquet?
D Dsus4 D G Gadd11 G
Is the operation over yet?
A2 (hammer-on to Am)
Will you calm down, sir?
F
Will you calm down, sir?
D Dsus4 D
Will you calm down?
D Dsus4 D G Gadd11 G
I can hear the generators hum
D Dsus4 D G Gadd11 G
Roaring like an evil stadium
A2 Am
Will you calm down, sir?
F
Will you calm down, sir?
D Dsus4 D
Will you calm down?
G Am
But this frame is collapsing under
Em C D Dsus4 D
all of the weight of my self
G Am
And this desperate wish that they'd
Em F D Dsus4 D
pin it on somebody else
C D Dsus4 D
Somebody else
G D G
A2 Am
Will you calm down, sir?
F
Will you calm down, sir?
D Dsus4 D
Will you calm down?
A2 Am
Will you calm down, sir?
F
Will you calm down, sir?
D Dsus4 D
Will you calm down?
G Am
But this terrible drone is the
Em C D Dsus4 D
sound of a thousand machines
G Am
Singing just to themselves in a
Em F D Dsus4 D
language that no one can read
C D Dsus4 D
No one can read
[Outro]
Am C G D
How to play Ive Got A Right To Cry
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