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Acorde de Fall - Lisa Hannigan

Letra de Fall

CAPO 3

[intro]
C Em C Em


[Verse]
C                Em
 hide your horses, hold your tongue
Am                 C
hang the rich and spare the young
C                Em 
 who drained the spirits from the jars
Am              C
 hop the fences, steal the cars

Am           C
 run on fumes and from the law
G             C
 and burn for us right through the fall

C Em C Em

C               Em 
 harbour ladies call your name
Am                    C
brush your hair like it could be tamed
C                    Em
 hitch their dresses past their knees
Am                C
spill them to the floor like keys

Am             C                  G
 they swing the bridges, one and all
             C                     Am
and burn for us right through the fall


[Chorus]
        C       G  F  Am     
all our running heeeeeey
        C       G  F  Am     
all our running heeeeeey
        C       G  F       
all our running heeeeeey

C C


[Verse]
C                    Em
 and we'll seize the captain's wheel 
 Am                C
a mutiny we've come to feel
C              Em
 and well, the rainman's gone from view
  Am               C            Am
with everything we thought to do

       C                G
oh the devil won't have me 
             C                  Am
i wonder who will, i wonder who will

       C            G
all our running is a crawl
              C                     Am
and burns for us right through the fall


[Chorus]
        C       G  F  Am     
all our running heeeeeey
        C       G  F  Am     
all our running heeeeeey
        C       G  F       
all our running heeeeeey

C C

C        Em
 all our running
C        Em
 all our running
C        Em
 all our running

Em Em


Letra subida por: An�nimo

Discos en los que aparece este acorde: At Swim

El acorde de Fall de Lisa Hannigan es una versi�n de la canci�n original realizada por colaboradores/usuarios de Coveralia.

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