Misantrope

Westerman

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Tom:
Bm A [Verse 1]
Bm A Can I get my feedback
Bm A Have you met my mistress she’s expensive, (pensive, defensive)
Bm A She keeps me up too late and I know she don’t love me
Bm, A I can tell that from her name [Chorus 1]
G A Bm Still I spent today, spent today pillow talking with Misantrope
E A G It’s the diamond in her heel that puts my back out
Bm A D C#m Bm A G Tell me lord, why this, well this is how it is not how it ought to be
Bm A Not how it ought
Bm A Not how it ought
[Verse 2]
Bm A Hey guy, hey man
Bm A What’s her expert discipline it’s building rafts and drifting, dismissing
Bm A Bm A Homosapiens but how cool that I still tried to convince her that we’re worth it [Chorus 2]
G A Bm She offered the reverse until I stayed pillow talking with Misantrope
E A G It’s the diamond in her heel that puts my back out
Bm A D C#m Bm A G Tell me lord, why this, well this is how it is not how it ought to be [Bridge]
Bm G You’ve really done it this time
D A Count pennies in your loveless heart while
Bm G D A An aboriginal bloodline lay dying with a broken heart
Bm G D A And history’s kinda useless, let’s let the data slip away
F# And be content
F# G A Bm And be content, content to spend the day pillow talking with Misantrope
E A G It’s the diamond in her heel that puts my back out
Bm A D C#m Bm A G Tell me lord, why this, well this is how it is not how it ought to be
Bm A D C#m Bm A G Tell me lord, why this, well this is how it is not how it ought to be
Bm A Not how it ought
Bm A Not how it ought
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Composição: Billy Kidder

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