Rufus Wainwright

You've got my l ^G ost b ^B7 rother's s ^Em oul
My d ^C+7 ear mother's eyes
A ^A7 brown horse's mane
And ^G my ^G7 uncle's ^D7 name
You walked me d ^G own 1 ^B7 4th ^Em Street
For the d ^C+7 octor to meet after t ^A7 houghts of the grave
In the ^G home of the b ^D7 rave and of the w ^G eak
But ^G why'd you have to break a ^C ll my heart
^G Couldn't you have saved a l ^D ittle b ^D7 it of it?
^G Why'd you have to break ^C all my heart?
^G Couldn't you have saved a m ^D7 inor part?
I could have c ^Em lipped and s ^Em/D aved and p ^Em/Db lanted in the ^Em/C garden ^{Em/B /Db /D /Eb
Em} Damn you g ^Em/D uess I'll ^EmDb have to ^Em/C get a n ^D ew one
I'd love to sit and watch you drink
With the reins to the world, gripping a smoke
Vaguely missing link
Don't ever change you hungry little bashful hound
I got the sheep, poor little Bo Peep
Has lost and filed for grounds.
But why'd you have to break all my heart
I could have ripped apart and thrown into the river
Wonder if there's hearts that will deliver
Don't ever ^G change, don't ever ^C+7 worry
Because I'm ^DbDim coming back home t ^G omorrow
To 14th S ^G treet where I won't h ^C+7 urry
And where I'll l ^DbDim earn how to save, not just b ^G orrow
And they'll be ^Am rainbows and we will f ^B7 inally know
Now run down chromatically from G (single notes) for 1 octave and start the progression for the verse
What a fantastic song, enjoy ;-)
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