May God Protect Your Home

Hefner

  • Bb
  • C
  • D
  • Em
  • F
  • Gm
Continua depois do anúncio
Tom:
Bb C F Bb I'm tired of boys who fight with girls and stain their sheets,
Bb C F Bb And girls who tell stories of boys and graze their knees,
Bb C F And where did you get to smell so sweet,
Bb Is that sweetness for me,
Bb C F And where did I find these eyes that I found,
Bb They will surely let me down.
Bb F Gm And your hair stops short of a line which starts at your neck,
D Em And flows over your collarbone down to your breast,
F Bb Where my hand lies ever so gently.
Bb F Gm And my hand starts to move down your stomach and in between those thighs,
D Em F Bb To a soft warm place I call home and may god protect your home.
Bb C F Bb There's a lady who cries and builds a shrine to her miscarried child,
Bb C F Bb And a small boy who cries and cries and cries and cries and cries.
Bb C F Bb I see these sights with the sleepiest eyes and a heart so contentedly wise and tired,
Bb C F Bb And now I bathe in the light of the most beautiful heavenly angel this side of the sun.
Bb F Gm And your hair stops short of a line which starts at your neck,
D Em And flows over your collarbone down to your breast,
F Bb Where my hand lies ever so gently.
Bb F Gm And my hand starts to move down your stomach and in between those thighs,
D Em F Bb To a soft warm place I call home and may god protect your home.
Informações da música

Composição: Darren Hayman

Essa informação está errada?

Enviar revisão