Riley Jane - I Dont Get Invited To Parties
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
Am
he tastes like
Am
burnt nicotine
F F
pulled me up against a truck and said I'm pretty
C
this might be
C
a little shady
G
don't really care 'cuz my mind's feeling hazy
[Verse 2]
Am
my best friend drove me to a party
F
he told me not to do nothin' naughty
C
said no promises
C
now here we are
G
drinking too much, think I might've gone too far
[Chorus]
Am F
everybody always says that I'm always caught up in my own world
C G
they said that I'd never live life like a normal teenage girl
Am F
too innocent to ever go to parties, never getting invitations first
C G
find my own way to celebrate the days behind my bedroom doors
[Verse 3]
Am
in a pink dress
Am
my hair's a mess
F
no one here in particular to impress
C
I'm free game
C
it's such a shame
G
that I lured you in, come my way
[Verse 4]
Am
all the girls here know how to show up
F
passin' down their drinks in their red solo cups
C
these parties are nothing like the movies
G
but they beat stayin' home and watchin' TV
[Chorus]
Am F
everybody always says that I'm always caught up in my own world
C G
they said that I'd never live life like a normal teenage girl
Am F
too innocent to ever go to parties, never getting invitations first
C G
find my own way to celebrate the days behind my bedroom doors
[Bridge]
Am
I stay up late
F C
in the basement with
G
the rest of foreman's favorite gang
Am
I stay up late
F C
myself to blame but
G
honestly I think that's okay and
[Chorus]
Am F
everybody always says that I'm always caught up in my own world
C G
they said that I'd never live life like a normal teenage girl
Am F
too innocent to ever go to parties, never getting invitations first
C G
find my own way to celebrate the days behind my bedroom doors
How to play Riley Jane - I Dont Get Invited To Parties
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