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The Whole Damn Thing

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(Each chord represents a measure of 4/4; strum pattern is simple: 1 2 3 4&)
Also, it sounds better that after four strums of the C chord, you hit the low G [on the 
6th string] instead of strumming up once, especially in the intro and at the end. 
me. Just four basic chords for such a lovely song. Enjoy :D
C C C C
C G Dm F
C G Dm F F
   CShe walked upstairsG  
  DmSat there on the bedF  
  CNonchalantly
GA joint in her lips
  DmHow overly appropriate I Fsaid
C G Dm F C G Dm F F
   CShe cracks her mouth to smileG  
I think I see a light insDmide
Is that your heart I aFsk
   CShe didn't know just what I Gmeant
Dm                                               F
   FAll she knew was that the answer was yes
   CShe's not attacheGd to me
     DmI'm not in anFy of her dreams
   CShe's not a part of Gme
   DmShe's the whole dFamGned thingC  C  C  
G Dm F
C G Dm F
C G Dm F F
F G C

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The Whole Damn Thing

by Spencer Bell

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Chords in this song · guitar

(Each chord represents a measure of 4/4; strum pattern is simple: 1 2 3 4&)

Also, it sounds better that after four strums of the C chord, you hit the low G [on the

6th string] instead of strumming up once, especially in the intro and at the end.

me. Just four basic chords for such a lovely song. Enjoy :D

C C C C

C G Dm F

C G Dm F F

C G

She walked upstairs

Dm F

Sat there on the bed

Nonchalantly

A joint in her lips

Dm F

How overly appropriate I said

C G Dm F C G Dm F F

C G

She cracks her mouth to smile

I think I see a light inside

Is that your heart I ask

C G

She didn't know just what I meant

Dm F

All she knew was that the answer was yes

C G

She's not attached to me

Dm F

I'm not in any of her dreams

C G

She's not a part of me

Dm F G C C C

She's the whole damned thing

G Dm F

C G Dm F

C G Dm F F

F G C

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