Cifra de Lookers - The Menzingers
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Primeiro acorde: C# 5 acordes identificados
Intro
C# Bbm
Lost in a picture frame, the way our bodies used to behave
The way we smiled in the moment, before they permanently froze
But that was the old me and you, when we were both lookers
verse 1
C# Bbm
Lost in a picture frame, the way my body used to behave
The way I smiled in the moment, before I permanently froze
But that was the old me, I was such a looker in the old days
You little Kerouac, always running like Dean and Sal
Always waiting on a freight train, always looking for a story to tell
But that was the old you, you were such a looker in the old days
Yeah! We were both lookers
[Refrão]Bbm G# C# F#
Shalalala Jersey girls are always total heartbreakers
Bbm G# C# F#
Julie from the Wonder Bar I still wonder where you are
Cause I know the old you, and you know the old me
verse 2
C# Bbm
I was certain that I'd find her, in the back of the diner
In a cloud full of nicotine, in a teenage memory
That I hold till eternity, cause the future ain't coming for it
Yeah! We were both lookers
[Refrão]Bbm G# C# F#
Shalalala Jersey girls are always total heartbreakers
Bbm G# C# F#
Julie from the Wonder Bar I still wonder where you are
Bbm G# C# F#
Shalalala Jersey girls are always total heartbreakers
Bbm G# C# F#
Julie from the Wonder Bar I still wonder where you are
Cause I know the old you, and you know the old me
When we were both lookers
Bridge
Bbm F#
In a 5x8 black and white
on the night stand of my mind
From a time I hardly recognize
Pre-Chorus
C#
Shalalala Jersey girls are always total heartbreakers
Julie from the Wonder Bar I still wonder where you are
[Refrão]Bbm G# C# F#
Shalalala Jersey girls are always total heartbreakers
Bbm G# C# F#
Julie from the Wonder Bar I still wonder where you are
Cause I know the old you, and you know the old me
When we were both lookers