Most Unoriginal Sin
John Hiatt
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(início)
D A What there was left of us D Was all covered in dust and thick skin A A half-eaten apple Or the whole Sistine Chapel D Painted on the head of a pin G A life long love's work Gone up in a smirk D And you didn't even see her waltz in A Now this love is a ghost For having played host D To the most unoriginal sin
Verse 2
A At the wedding we smiled D While some devil played wild violin A Soon after the chapel She offered me that apple D One bite and I was gone with the wind G And you needed no proof 'Cause the whole naked truth D Was wearing only an infidel's grin A And a proud schoolboy's boast For having left his post D For the most unoriginal sin
Interlude
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Verse 3
A Now the jukebox is humming D All the venial shortcomings of men A But I found me this drink That can finally sink D All this guilt I've been wallowing in G Buddy once you get started Once true love's departed D You do it over and over again A So tonight I will toast Just whoever comes close D To the most unoriginal sin A Yeah tonight I will toast Just whoever comes close D To the most unoriginal sin
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