My Sweet Fracture Saves the Day
Through Being Cool
1999 Vagrant Records
Submitted by: jeremyunderground41@yahoo.com
Key: A
Tuning: Standard EADGBe
Chords used:
A - x02220
E - 022100
[F#m]D - [-] [244222]xx0232
Bm - x24432
Verse 1:
[A] Could you tell me[E] the
next time that you're [F#m]choking?
Cause I'll rush right over to
[D]shove some dirt right down your
throat[A] It's nothing I have
a[E]gainst you You're just a creep
and you [F#m]can't remember the last
five [D]years[A] What's a bond[E] if
it dissolves in [F#m]water? I took
a piss that lasted [D]longer than
you and your manipulations[A] I called
my mom last [E]night She said, "Sweetie
you don't need [F#m]someone who's
D D(hold)
more fleeting than fall" no
Chorus:
[Bm] Don't you [D]love those [A]leaves?
[Bm] Don't you [D]wish the [A]orange stayed
for[E]ever[Bm] And Crickets [D]sang
in the [A]night[D] [A] [Bm] [D]all through [E]winter?"
Verse 2:
[A] And I thought slow
[E]down I Think of all the [F#m]time
this jerk has fucked you up and [D]left
you down And [A]hey I choose my [E]company
by the beating of their [F#m]hearts Not
D D(hold)
the swelling of their heads no
(Repeat Chorus)
Bridge: Beat Changes
[A] Be[Bm]sides I'd [E]rather forget
the [D]days we spent
Than[A] try to s[Bm]tay afloat
in[E] shallow [D]water
Outro:
[A] rather for[F#m]get
the days we s[E]pent
Than try to
s[D]tay afloat in
[A] rather for[F#m]get
the days we s[E]pent
Than try to
stay af[D]loat in
shallow water
[A] rather for[F#m]get
the days we s[E]pent
Than try to
s[D]tay afloat in
[A] rather forge[F#m]t
the days we s[E]pent
Than try to
stay af[D]loat in
shallow water
[A] rather for[F#m]get
the days we s[E]pent
Than try to
s[D]tay afloat in
[A] rather for[F#m]get
the days we s[E]pent
Than try to
D A(hold)
stay stay
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