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Aimee Mann ~ Crash And Burn


pre> Capo 1: f maps as e * intro: Bm \| d \| g Bm \| d \| g * verse 1: Bm d g He was saying, 'you look like an angel.' Bm d g But you never really know what the hell to make of that Bm d g Take your pick 'cause it don't really matter Bm d g I get lonely when i hear it and sad when he takes it back Bm em g a But all in all, another fall won't even make a dent * chorus: D g a The world will turn, at least that's what they say D g a We'll crash and burn, it's hard to look away D g a bm That kind of thing is easier to say than do. How about we break with tradition? bm \| d \| g We'll pretend we're everything that you believe we're not bm \| d \| g So he said, 'i guess i'll try, but on one condition. bm \| d \| g Someone ought to let me know when it gets close to ten o'clock.' bm \| d \| g But all in all, another fall won't even make a dent bm \| em \| g a * chorus: The world will turn, at least that's what they say d \| g a We'll crash and burn, it's hard to look away d \| g a That kind of thing is easier to say than do. d \| g a \| bm * instrumental verse (4x) \|\|: bm \| d \| g :\|\| But all in all, another fall won't even make a dent bm \| em \| g a * chorus: The world will turn, at least that's what they say d \| g a We'll crash and burn, it's hard to look away d \| g a That kind of thing is easier to say than do. d \| g a \| bm * verse 3: You keep saying that you're only human bm \| d \| g What you mean is that you think you're the only human here bm \| d \| g Still i think that it's just a rumour bm \| d \| g And you might as well be taking it home as a souvenir. bm \| d \| g * coda: How about we break with tradition? \|\|: bm \| d \| g :\|\| /pre> more free lyrics

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Capo 1: f maps as e

*** intro:
Bm | d | g
Bm | d | g

*** verse 1:
Bm d g
He was saying, 'you look like an angel.'
Bm d g
But you never really know what the hell to make of that
Bm d g
Take your pick 'cause it don't really matter
Bm d g
I get lonely when i hear it and sad when he takes it back
Bm em g a
But all in all, another fall won't even make a dent

*** chorus:
D g a
The world will turn, at least that's what they say
D g a
We'll crash and burn, it's hard to look away
D g a bm
That kind of thing is easier to say than do.

How about we break with tradition? bm | d | g
We'll pretend we're everything that you believe we're not bm | d | g
So he said, 'i guess i'll try, but on one condition. bm | d | g
Someone ought to let me know when it gets close to ten o'clock.' bm | d | g
But all in all, another fall won't even make a dent bm | em | g a

*** chorus:
The world will turn, at least that's what they say d | g a
We'll crash and burn, it's hard to look away d | g a
That kind of thing is easier to say than do. d | g a | bm

*** instrumental verse
(4x) ||: bm | d | g :||
But all in all, another fall won't even make a dent bm | em | g a

*** chorus:
The world will turn, at least that's what they say d | g a
We'll crash and burn, it's hard to look away d | g a
That kind of thing is easier to say than do. d | g a | bm

*** verse 3:
You keep saying that you're only human bm | d | g
What you mean is that you think you're the only human here bm | d | g
Still i think that it's just a rumour bm | d | g
And you might as well be taking it home as a souvenir. bm | d | g

*** coda:
How about we break with tradition? ||: bm | d | g :||

/pre>

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