Where Have You Been
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
SINEAD O'CONNOR - WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN
album version - I'M NOT BOSSY, I'M THE BOSS
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[INTRO]
F C
[VERSE 1]
F
What does it mean when a man's eyes turn black
C
When you're making love?
D7
What does it mean when a man's eyes turn black?
C
Tell me 'cause I never seen something quite scared me like that
F
I saw darkness where I should have seen light
C
And it wasn't the beautiful darkness of night
D7
But a thing of a kind that would cause a fright
C
I saw darkness where I should have seen light
[CHORUS]
F
Where have you been? Where have you been?
C
Eyes more frightening I've never seen
Dm7
What do they want with me? What do they want with me?
C
Eyes more frightening I've never seen
[VERSE 2]
F C
Same as it means when a prince's eyes turn white sitting by his door in the midnight
D7 C
Tin-foil on his windows 'cause he can't take light and it wasn't the beautiful wisdom of
light
F
But a white of a kind that would give you a fright
C D7
Colour all gone, no iris in sight
C
I saw darkness where I should have seen light
[CHORUS]
F
Where have you been? Where have you been?
C
Eyes more frightening I've never seen
Dm7
What do they want with me? What do they want with me?
C
Eyes more frightening I've never seen
[VERSE 3]
F
Same when the friend of the prince spikes your smoke
C
Hoping to make you a mess and a joke
D7
But you never were his, you never were his
C
No matter what he did
[CHORUS]
F
Where have you been? Where have you been?
C
Eyes more frightening I've never seen
Dm7
What do they want with me? What do they want with me?
C
Eyes more frightening I've never seen
F
Where have you been? Where have you been?
C
Eyes more frightening I've never seen
Dm7
What do they want with me? What do they want with me?
[OUTRO]
C
F C F C
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