Capo at 7th Fret
Intro: D
[D]No one wants to h[G]ear about your [Em]97th t[G]ear, so dry your e[D]yes or let it [G]go
uncried, my[A] dear. I am all o[Em]ut of love to m[G]outh into you[A]r ear, and not ab[Em]ove
G A Em Em G A
letting a love song disappear before it's written.
And no[D] one wants a tu[G]ne about the [Em]100th luft[G]balloon that was seen
s[D]hooting from the wi[G]ndow of your r[A]oom, to be a s[Em]pot against the sk[G]y's
colossal[A] gloom and land, def[Em]lated, in some ne[G]ighbor state that's[A] strewn with
Em Em G A
99 others.
[Em] 8 Chinese brot[A]hers; well, there's a r[D]eason why the l[A]ast is smiling wi[Em]de
and sitting h[G]igher than the [A]others, swinging his a[Em]rms.[G][A]
(The it goes to back to the verse and you get the idea.)
On the he does a hammer on the Em, the G, and then the A. It's very easy to
figure out. He also plays some of these chords with the third fret of
the B and E strings attached, but whatever works for you.
Later.
Intro: D
[D]No one wants to h[G]ear about your [Em]97th t[G]ear, so dry your e[D]yes or let it [G]go
uncried, my[A] dear. I am all o[Em]ut of love to m[G]outh into you[A]r ear, and not ab[Em]ove
G A Em Em G A
letting a love song disappear before it's written.
And no[D] one wants a tu[G]ne about the [Em]100th luft[G]balloon that was seen
s[D]hooting from the wi[G]ndow of your r[A]oom, to be a s[Em]pot against the sk[G]y's
colossal[A] gloom and land, def[Em]lated, in some ne[G]ighbor state that's[A] strewn with
Em Em G A
99 others.
[Em] 8 Chinese brot[A]hers; well, there's a r[D]eason why the l[A]ast is smiling wi[Em]de
and sitting h[G]igher than the [A]others, swinging his a[Em]rms.[G][A]
(The it goes to back to the verse and you get the idea.)
On the he does a hammer on the Em, the G, and then the A. It's very easy to
figure out. He also plays some of these chords with the third fret of
the B and E strings attached, but whatever works for you.
Later.
