Why So Romantic With Death
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D Dmaj7 G A7 x3
F#m G A7
[Verse 1]
D Dmaj7
Sad, sad valentine
G A7 F#m
Why so romantic with death?
G A7 D
You should be dead in my bed
F#m
Why are you still breathing?
D Dmaj7 G
Oh, lovely violence
A7 F#m
You're all that I have
G A7 D Dmaj7
Come and get your slice of my bread
F#m
It's so romantic
[Chorus]
D Dmaj7
We're naturally dead
G A7 D Dmaj7
Why so romantic with death?
G A7 D Dmaj7
Why so romantic with death?
G A7 D Dmaj7
Why so romantic with death?
F#m
Why so romantic?
[Break]
D Dmaj7 G A7 x3
F#m G A7
[Verse 2]
D Dmaj7 G
Mad, mad love of mine
A7 F#m
So sweet and so sad
G A7 D
Your knife against my neck
Dmaj7 F#m
It's so romantic
D Dmaj7 G
Oh, lovely consequence
A7 F#m
Teaching us how to be cruel
G A7 D Dmaj7
I really care about you
F#m
It's so romantic
[Chorus]
D Dmaj7
We're naturally dead
G A7 D Dmaj7
Why so romantic with death?
G A7 D Dmaj7
Why so romantic with death?
G A7 D Dmaj7
Why so romantic with death?
F#m
Why so romantic?
[Outro]
D Dmaj7 G A7 x3
F#m G A7
D
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