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Ladybird

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               Am  Em(7th fret)               
once there was a young girl
Dmbut old enough to Amknow, girl (?)
            Em(7th fret)    Am  Em  
went by the name of Ladybird
                   Am  Em(7th fret)
charmed you with the one hand
Dmand broke you in the Amnext hand
              Em(7th fret)        Am  
then she'd be gone out of your life
if you've got Ftime (if you've got time)
                   Em(7th fret)
and you're ever to change your mind (to change her mind)
you'll need more than a Dmglass of wine
she's not that kind of Amgirl
you'll never Fwin (you'll never win)
                           Em(7th fret)
'cause she leaves when you think you're in (think you're in)
doesn't care if it's Dmher or him
she's not that kind of Amgirl
               Am  Em(7th fret)
mornings are the cruelest
no Dmno, no, nothing more or Amless
                    Em(7th fret)       Am  Em  
just slept with the thought of Ladybird
             Am  Em(7th fret)
everywhere you see her
her Dmnew possession Amwith her
                         Em(7th fret)     Am  
don't warn them, they're not listening to you

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Ladybird

by Ladytron

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Am Em

(7th fret)

once there was a young girl

Dm Am

but old enough to know, girl (?)

Em Am Em

(7th fret)

went by the name of Ladybird

Am Em

(7th fret)

charmed you with the one hand

Dm Am

and broke you in the next hand

Em Am

(7th fret)

then she'd be gone out of your life

if you've got time (if you've got time)

(7th fret)

and you're ever to change your mind (to change her mind)

you'll need more than a glass of wine

she's not that kind of girl

you'll never win (you'll never win)

(7th fret)

'cause she leaves when you think you're in (think you're in)

doesn't care if it's her or him

she's not that kind of girl

Am Em

(7th fret)

mornings are the cruelest

Dm Am

no no, no, nothing more or less

Em Am Em

(7th fret)

just slept with the thought of Ladybird

Am Em

(7th fret)

everywhere you see her

Dm Am

her new possession with her

Em Am

(7th fret)

don't warn them, they're not listening to you

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