My Heart Is The Worst Kind Of Weapon
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
C
Spent most of last night
Dragging this lake
E F
For the corpses of all my past mistakes
C
Sell me out, the jokes on you
E F
We are salt and you are the wound
[Verse 2]
Am
Empty another bottle
C
And let me tear you to pieces
E F
This is me wishing you into the worst situations
Am C
I'm the kind of kid that can't let anything go
E
But you wouldn't know a good thing
F
If it came up and slit your throat
["transition(?)"]
Am G
Whoa, whoa
D9 F9
Ooh
Am G
Whoa, whoa
[Verse 3]
Am G
Your remorse hasn't fallen on deaf ears
E
Rather ones that just don't care
F9
'Cause I know that your in between arms somewhere
Am
Next to heartbeats
G
Where you shouldn't dare sleep
E
Now, I'll teach you a lesson
F9
For keeping secrets from me
[Chorus]
F
Take your taste, back
C Am
Peel back your skin
F
And try to forget how it feels inside
C
You should try saying "No once in a while"
Am
"Oh once in a while"
F
Take your taste, back
C Am
Peel back your skin
F
And try to forget how it feels inside
C
You should try saying "No once in a while"
Am
"Oh once in a while"
[Verse 4]
Am
And did you hear the news?
G
I could dissect you
E
And gut you on this stage
F9 Am
Not as eloquent as I may have imagined
G
But it will get the job done
E F9
And you're done
[Verse 5]
Am G
Every line is plotted and designed to leave you
D9 F9
Standing on your bedroom window's ledge
Am
And everyone else
G
That it hits, that it gets to
D9 F9
Is nothing more than collateral damage
[Chorus]
F
Take your taste, back
C Am
Peel back your skin
F
And try to forget how it feels inside
C
You should try saying "No once in a while"
Am
"Oh once in a while"
F
Take your taste, back
C Am
Peel back your skin
F
And try to forget how it feels inside
C
You should try saying "No once in a while"
Am
"Oh once in a while"
How to play My Heart Is The Worst Kind Of Weapon
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