Lucky Ball And Chain
They Might Be Giants
G
(início)
G Em I lost my lucky ball & chain C D And now she's four years gone G Em Just five feet tall and sick of me C G And all my rattling on G Em She threw away her baby-doll C D I held on to my pride G Em But I was young and foolish then C G I feel old and foolish now. D6 ( A D with A muted B string )
Chorus
C G Confidentially, she never called me baby-doll C G Confidentially, I never had much pride C G But now I rock a bar stool and I drink for two D C D Just pondering this time bomb in my mind.
Verse 2
G Em I lost my lucky ball & chain C D And now she's four years gone G Em Just five feet tall and sick of me C G And all my rattling on G Em She walked away from a happy man. C D I thought I was so cool. G Em I just stood there whistling C D G Em "There goes the bride" as she walked out the door C D G Em C D There goes the bride as she walked out the door Bridge: ( Noise )
Verse 3
G Em I could shake my tiny fist C D And swear I wasn't wrong, G Em But what's the sense in arguing C G When you're all alone? G Em Sure as you can't steer a train C D You can't change your fate G Em When she told me off that day C G I knew I'd lost my home. D6
Chorus
C G Confidentially, I never told you of her charms. C G Confidentially, we never had a home, C G But this railroad apartment was the perfect place D C D When she'd sit and hold me in her arms.
Verse 4
G Em I lost my lucky ball & chain C D And now she's four years gone G Em Just five feet tall and sick of me C G And all my rattling on G Em She walked away from a happy man. C D I thought I was so cool. G Em I just stood there whistling C D G Em "There goes the bride" as she walked out the door C D G Em There goes the bride as she walked out the door C D G Em C D There goes the bride as she walked out the door
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