To Think I Thought
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: EbCapotraste:
1st traste
Song: To Think I Thought
Artist: New Radicals
Released: 1999 (B Side to You Get What You Give single)
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[Intro]
N.C.
D A G D A G
Hoo hoo hoo
[Verse 1]
D N.C. G D
Sweet greet drizzle, oh that's so high
N.C. G
Says giving delirium tremors
D N.C. G D
Taking off everything, knife of the crowd
N.C. D
Says somebody makes him do better
[Pre-Chorus]
G
Her legs are blailing,
A
She's having babies
Bm G
That does not matter 'cause there's just one thing to know
[Chorus]
D G A
That said, my baby's on something
D G A
My baby's on something good, yeah
D
My baby's on something
Bm N.C. A N.C. G
So shut up, bitch and give me some of that shit.
[Break]
D N.C. G D N.C.
Ho-ooh, ooh-ho
[Verse 2]
D N.C. G D N.C.
I'm drivin' down San Diego, the fat police all stare
G
Ah, the cop car does not matter
D N.C.
Hell, modern this summer
G D N.C. D
I just wanna make all your crazed illusions of me be shattered!
[Pre-Chorus]
G
She legs are flailing,
A
She gave me rabies
Bm G
That does not matter 'cause there's just one thing to know
[Chorus]
D G A
That said, my baby's on something
D G A
My baby's on something good, yeah yeah
D
My baby's on something
G N.C. A N.C. G
So shut up, bitch and give me some of that shit.
D N.C. G
Ho-ooh, ooh-ho
D N.C. G
Uh-huh, uh-huh
D N.C. G
Yeah-yeah, yeah yeah! Ow!
D N.C. G
Ow!
[Pre-Chorus]
G
Her legs are flailing,
A
She's having babies
Bm G
That does not matter 'cause there's just one thing to know
[Chorus]
D G A
That said, my baby's on something
D G A
My baby's on something good, yeah yeah
D
My baby's on something
Bm N.C. A N.C. G
So shut up, bitch and give me some of that shit.
[Outro]
D N.C. G
Ho-ooh, ooh-ho
D N.C. G
Ho-ooh, ooh-ho
D N.C. G
Uhhh yeah-yeah yeah-yeah
D N.C. G D
Ow!
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