G C F C [Verse 1]G Why don’t you ever want to play?C I’m tired of this piece of stringD You sleep as much as I do now and youC G D/F# Don’t eat much of anythingG I don’t know who you’re talking toC I’ve made a search through every roomD But all I found was dust that movedC G D/F# And shadows of the afternoon [Chorus 1]G And listenC About those bitter songs you singAm They’re not helping anythingC G They won’t make you strong [Verse 2]G So we should open up the houseC Invite the tabby two doors downD You can ask your sister ifC G D/F# She doesn’t bring her basset houndG And as for things you shouldn’t missC Tape hiss and the modern manD Cold war and card cataloguesC G D/F# To come and join us if they canG For girly drinks and parlour gamesC We’ll pass around the easy lieD Of absolutely no regretsC G D/F# Then later maybe you could tryG To let your losses dangle offC The sharp edge of the centuryD We’ll talk about the weather orC G D/F# How the weather used to be [Chorus 2]G And I’ll caterC With all the birds that I can killAm Let their tiny feathers fillC DisappointmentG Lie downC Lick the sorrow from your skinAm Scratch the terror and beginC G To believe you’re strong [Instrumental]G C F C [Bridge]G D# Em C All you ever want to do is drink and watch TVC G C Frankly that thing doesn’t really interest meG D# I swear I’m going to bite you hardEm C# And taste your tinny bloodD# D Em Am If you don’t stop the self-defeating lies you’ve been repeatingC Since the day you brought me homeG C F C I know you’re strongG C F C I know you’re strongG C F C I know you’re strongG C F C I know you’re strong
Plea From A Cat Named Virtute
Frank Turner
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