Good Weekend
Art Brut
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E|-------------------------------- B|-------------------------------- G|-------------------------------- D|-------------------------------- A|--2--2---------------0---0-2--2- E|--------0-1--2--2--2---2-------- E|--------------------------| B|--------------------------| G|--------------------------| D|--------------------------| A|-2---------------0---0-2--| E|----0-1--2--2--2---2------|[Verse 1]B A First time I saw herB A I wanted more than just to hold herB A I wanted to bend and fold herB A So I leant over and I told her [Chorus]B F#m Got myself a brand new girlfriendB F#m Got myself a brand new girlfriendB F#m So many messages to sendB F#m Got myself a brand new girlfriend [Verse 2]B A We want to be, lapsed CatholicB A Got the contraception, haven't got the knack yetB A We've tried it a variety of waysB A I've not slept in about four days!Continúa después del anuncio[Chorus 2]B F#m Got myself a brand new girlfriendB F#m Got myself a brand new girlfriendB F#m Phone's ringing all weekendB F#m Got myself a brand new girlfriendB F#m So many messages to sendB F#m Got myself a brand new girlfriendB F#m Phone's ringing all weekendB F#m B Got myself a brand new girlfriend [Bridge] N.C. B A So! We went to the cinemaB A We came home from the cinemaB A We went through the front doorD B Up the stairs, through the bedroom doorB A Onto the bedroom floorB A I've seen her naked twice!B A B A I've seen her naked TWICE!!! [Chorus 3]B F#m B F#m Brand new girlfriendB F#m Phone's ringing all weekendB F#m Got myself a brand new girlfriendB F#m So many messages to sendB F#m Got myself a brand new girlfriendB F#m Phone's ringing all weekendB F#m Think I'm going round the bend [Solo]B F#m B F#m (Go guitar go!)B F#m B F#mB F#m B F#m G-g-g-girlfriend [Otro]B F#m Got myself a brand new girlfriend B N.C. And I think that I love her
Composición: Art Brut, Kevin Julian Macklin, Freddy Feedback, Chris Chinchilla e Ian Catskilkin
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