Persephone
Sidney Gish
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(início)
C G I've called Persephone Em7 D By the name purse-a-phone C G Greek goddesses aren't what Em7 D You grab when leaving home C G My phone's inside my purse Em7 D Purse-a-phone would like it there C Like Hades' lair G I pray Greek gods don't see me Em7 D Butchering names and not believing
Chorus
C G But I'll mispronounce and mis-accent for infinity Em7 D There isn't much that you could do to stop me C G Six pomegranate seeds, winter in Greece Em7 D Please don't visit me, Persephone
Verse 2
C G Em7 D And I've said 'protestant' just like pro-test-ant too C G Em7 D It's not a word, let alone a church that you could send Donations to C G Em7 D Who needs mistakes and stupid phrases that aren't real anyway? C G Em7 If I'd a known I'd mess up this many times D Then I'd shut up for the rest of my life C G But I'll mispronounce and mis-accent for infinity Em7 D There isn't much that you could do to stop me C G Six pomegranate seeds, winter in Greece Em7 D Please don't visit, purse phone
Bridge
C G What if I don't Em7 D Let them know that I don't know C G Because I don't Em7 D Even know anything
Chorus
C G But I'll mispronounce and mis-accent for infinity Em7 D There isn't much that you could do to stop me C G Six pomegranate seeds, winter in Greece Em7 D Please don't visit me Please don't visit C G Hey I'll mispronounce and mis-accent for infinity Em7 D There isn't much that you could do to stop me C G Six pomegranate seeds, winter in Greece Em7 D Please don't visit me Please don't visit C G Hey I'll mispronounce and mis-accent for infinity Em7 D There isn't much that you could do to stop me C G Six pomegranate seeds, winter in Greece Em7 D G Please don't visit me, Persephone
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