Sore Subject

Keep your power chords like this, its easier.
The chords you will use are Cm, Em, A, G. And F, G, Cm, A.
INTRO
|Cm Cm, Cm Cm. Em Em, Em Em. A A, A A. G G, G G.| x2
|Cm, Em, A, G| strum | x2
Cm                       Em
like a helpless captive, a distraught midwife
A                      G
like a libran husband and a capricorn wife
Cm                         Em
i turn to wine and whiskey and these cryptic songs
A                           G
maybe i'm passive aggressive or maybe i'm wrong
|Cm, Em, A, G| strum | x2
F                     G
  but don't go yet, old lipstick, old cassettes
C                         A
clutter the carpet where my futile head rests
     F                    G
and i'd explain it, but i've long-since dismissed
           C                   A
the thought of vitality, you'll get nothing out of me
     F     G
but don't go yet
Cm                       Em
and like a sore subject, objective pursuit
A                      G
like a fearful me or an asinine you
Cm                       Em
and we avoid eye contact as i'm just dragged along
A                           G
maybe i should just grow up or maybe i'm wrong
|Cm, Em, A, G| strum | x2
maybe i'm wrong        maybe i'm wrong
F                     G
  but don't go yet, old lipstick, old cassettes
C                         A
clutter the carpet where my futile head rests
     F                    G
and i'd explain it, but i've long-since dismissed
           C                   A
the thought of vitality, you'll get nothing out of me
     F       G
but don't go yet
Cm                        Em
as soon as my eyes avert, more skin of alabaster
A                         G
you don't warn me before, you just devastate me after
Cm                          Em
and like a dangling noose or like an endless sea
A                         G
we both know how to love and i think you owe more to me
F                     G
  but don't go yet, old lipstick, old cassettes
C                         A
clutter the carpet where my futile head rests
     F                    G
and i'd explain it, but i've long-since dismissed
           C                   A
the thought of vitality, you'll get nothing out of me
     F     G
but don't go yet