Olivia Rodrigo - Making The Bed - Vampire
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
G
Want it, so I got it, did it, so it's done
C
Another thing I ruined, I used to do for fun
D
Another piece of plastic I could just throw away
C
Another conversation with nothing good to say
G
I thought it, so I said it, took it 'cause I can
C
Another day pretendin' I'm older than I am
D
Another perfect moment that doesn't feel like mine
C
Another thing I forced to be a sign
[Chorus]
G C
Well, sometimes I feel like I don't wanna be where I am
D
Gettin' drunk at a club with my fair-weather friends
C
Push away all the people who know me the best
G
But it's me who's been makin' the bed
C
I'm so tired of bein' the girl that I am
D
Every good thing has turned into somethin' I dread
C
And I'm playin' the victim so well in my head
G
But it's me who's been makin' the bed
[Post-Chorus]
C
Me who's been makin' the bed
D Em
Pull the sheets over my head, yeah
C
Makin' the bed
(Sing [Verse 2] to the tune of "Vampire")
[Verse 2]
G B
And every night, I wake up from this one reocurring dream
C
Where I'm drivin' through the city, and the brakes go out on me
Cm
I can't stop at the red light, can't swerve off the road
G B
I read somewhere it's only 'cause my life feels so out of control
C
And I tell someone I love them just so I can try and let him go,
Cm
They tell me that they love me like I'm some kinda show
[Chorus]
Am D
I made some real big mistakes, but you made the worst ones look fine
G B
I should have known it was strange that you only come out at night
Am D
I used to think I was smart, but you made me look so naive
G
The way you sold me for parts
B
As you sunk your teeth into me - oh, oh
C Cm
Blood sucker, dream crusher
[Post-Chorus]
G
But it's me whose been making the bed
C
Me whose been making the bed
D Em
Pull the sheets over my head
C Cm
Making the bed - ooh
G
Making the bed
How to play Olivia Rodrigo - Making The Bed - Vampire
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