Waltz 2 X0

Elliott Smith

  • A
  • A#
  • C
  • Eb
    3
  • F
  • Gm
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Tono:
Standard Tuning(EADGBe)
Intro: Gm Guitar I: Gm A# Eb A# Eb A# F A# (2 times)
Guitar II: e|-----------------------------| B|-----------------------------| G|-0-2-3----------0------------| D|------3-1-0-1-3--0-0---------| A|------------------3-3-1------| E|-----------------------------| e|-------------------------------- B|-8-8-10-11-----------8---------- G|----------10-8-7-8-10-7-5-7-5-3- D|-------------------------------- A|-------------------------------- E|--------------------------------
A#
Gm A# First the mic then a half cigarette
Eb C F Singing 'Cathy's Clown'
Gm That's the man she's married to now
A That's the girl that he takes around town 0:58
Gm She appears composed, so she is, I
A# suppose
Eb C F Who can really tell?
Gm She shows no emotion at all
A Stares into space like a dead china doll (Chorus)
Gm A# Eb A# I'm never gonna know you now
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Eb A# F A# But I'm gonna love you anyhow
Gm A# Now she's done and they're calling someone
Eb C F Such a familiar name
Gm I'm so glad that my memory's remote
A Cause I'm doing just fine hour to hour, note to note
Gm A# Here it is, the revenge to the tune
Eb C F "You're no good,
Gm You're no good you're no good you're no good"
A Can't you tell that it's well understood (Chorus)
Gm A# Eb A# I'm never gonna know you now
Eb A# F A# But I'm gonna love you anyhow
C A# I'm here today and expected to
Gm F A# stay on and on and on
C I'm tired
Eb I'm tired
Gm A# Looking out on the substitute scene
Eb C F Still going strong
Gm XO, Mom
A It's ok, it's alright, nothing's wrong
Gm A# Tell Mr. Man with impossible
Eb C F plans to just leave me alone
Gm In the place where I make no mistakes
A In the place where I have what it takes (chorus)
Gm A# Eb A# I'm never gonna know you now Eb A# F A# 3 times But I'm gonna love you anyhow Anything, Email me at: Magnificent_A* Maximo
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