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Crush With Eyeliner

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verse:
AI knGow yoDu.  AI knGow you've sDeen her.
AShe'Gs  a Dsad tomato.  AShe'Gs three milDes of bad road.
AWalkGin' dDown the street.  AWill GI never meDet her?
AShe'Gs a rDeal woman-child.  AOh, Gmy kiss, brDeath, turpentine.
pre-chorus:
B
chorus:
   E      D     G      A     E      D          G     E      D     G      A  G(Hold)
I am smitten.     I'm the real thing
                              (I'm the real thing).
                                       Have you seen her come around?
                                                         [My crush with
                                                          eyeliner]
ending:
G        E
these are the lyrics the second time through
VERSE:
I'm in like.
I'm in-fatuated.
It's all too much - the pressure
She's all that I can take.
What position should I wear?
or cop an attitude? - Faker
How can I convince her - faker -that
I'm inventive, too?  Yeah.
CHORUS:
I am smitten
I'm the real thing (I'm the real thing)
We all invent ourselves and,
[uh, you know me]

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Crush With Eyeliner

by R.E.M.

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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verse:

A G D A G D

I know you. I know you've seen her.

A G D A G D

She's a sad tomato. She's three miles of bad road.

A G D A G D

Walkin' down the street. Will I never meet her?

A G D A G D

She's a real woman-child. Oh, my kiss, breath, turpentine.

pre-chorus:

chorus:

E D G A E D G E D G A G

(Hold)

I am smitten. I'm the real thing

(I'm the real thing).

Have you seen her come around?

[My crush with

eyeliner]

ending:

G E

these are the lyrics the second time through

VERSE:

I'm in like.

I'm in-fatuated.

It's all too much - the pressure

She's all that I can take.

What position should I wear?

or cop an attitude? - Faker

How can I convince her - faker -that

I'm inventive, too? Yeah.

CHORUS:

I am smitten

I'm the real thing (I'm the real thing)

We all invent ourselves and,

[uh, you know me]

About Crush With Eyeliner Chords by R.E.M.

Learn how to play Crush With Eyeliner by R.E.M. with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Crush With Eyeliner chords”, “Crush With Eyeliner guitar chords”, or “R.E.M. Crush With Eyeliner chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Crush With Eyeliner chords and for experienced players who want accurate Crush With Eyeliner lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, G, D, B, E.

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What key is "Crush With Eyeliner" in?

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