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Dark Enough

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Cmajor
90BPM
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[Verse 1]
CThere is a girl
In the Amfront of my class
Who I Gswear I've never seen
Do Fanything but laugh
She's Ctall and she's smart
AmBeautiful and strong
And Gwhen someone's down
She tries to Ffix what is wrong
[Chorus]
DmHow does someCone so Gperfect,
CFeel so GinseFcure?
As to Dmscar her Cskin with Amcuts and Gburns
And Cstill want Gto hurt Fmore...
DmHow does someCone so Gloving,
CLearn to Ghate her own Fguts?
DmDrawing a Cpicture on her Amarms with a Gblade
As if her Cmind isn't Gdark enFough
[Verse 2]
CThere is a girl
In the Amfront of my class
Who's Geyes are glazed over
Like Fnewly cut glass
The Cghost of a smile
AmHints at her face
And she Glaughs as they tell her
"Who's Fon First Base"
[Chorus]
DmHow does someCone so Gperfect,
CFeel so GinseFcure?
As to Dmscar her Cskin with Amcuts and Gburns
And Cstill want Gto hurt Fmore...
DmHow does someCone so Gloving,
CLearn to Ghate her own Fguts?
DmDrawing a Cpicture on her Amarms with a Gblade
As if her Cmind isn't Gdark enFough
[Verse 3]
CThere is a girl
In the Amfront of my class
Who so Gsad that you find it rare
To see her Fsmile or laugh
Her Cfriends tells her jokes
Like that Amone with the guy
But Gall she does is close her eyes
And Fenter her mind
[Chorus]
DmHow does someCone so Gperfect,
CFeel so GinseFcure?
As to Dmscar her Cskin with Amcuts and Gburns
And Cstill want Gto hurt Fmore...
DmHow does someCone so Gloving,
CLearn to Ghate her own Fguts?
DmDrawing a Cpicture on her Amarms with a Gblade
As if her Cmind isn't Gdark Fenough
For her imperCfections...
[Verse 4]
CThere was a girl
In the Amfront of my class
Who Gyesterday took
The breath Fthat was her last...
She Cwrote a few notes:
"I'm Amsorry I didn't say,
But my Gmind was messed up,
You couldn't Fsave me anyway...
And to the Ggirl in the back of the Amclass,
Who Cfeels the way I Amdid...
[Chorus]
DmHow does someCone so Gperfect,
CFeel so GinseFcure?
As to Dmscar her Cskin with Amcuts and Gburns
And Cstill want Gto hurt Fmore"
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