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Liver Alone

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Aminor
90BPM
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Chords:
Fmaj7: (x-3-3-2-1-1)
C/G: (3-3-2-0-1-0)
E/G#: (4-7-6-x-x-x)
D/G#: (4-5-x-x-x-x)
C/G#: (4-3-x-x-x-x)
**Capo 1st**
Verse:
C/GI'll force these feet to moEve and i fCeel my liver aloEne
Before the Fmaj7room explodes agaC/Gin
I C/Gsmell, i Fmaj7smell your blood Ammy frC/Giend
I'll stop Amat nothing to get soFmme
Fill this Amdirty glass for the wrong reasFmonsG  
C/GJust stop and smell the stale stench wEmafting through the air
C/GLet it wheeze right out of you
CEmause you are lost and you no longer Amcare
About the things you Eused to
You're fluid, unaFmaj7ware
We overC/Gflow going Gnowhere
Chorus:
Fmaj7Get up, get up, get up
You've gotta C/Gdrown it out and then Gdrain the memory
Fmaj7Get up, get up, get up
Get Cup in arms over the Amway it could've beenF  
Scratch your Amname through the GsurfC/Gace Fagain
I'll be with you cursing the Gmorning
Verse 2:
C/GOnce excitable, Emyour face contorts into a C/Gmess
Get your back up off the Emwall
When six drinks just won't do the Ftrick
So bottoms up and Amcheers alike to the C/Gmemory of this Fwreck
Have we become what C/Gour friends hate?
Well Gfuck 'em in the end
Chorus:
Fmaj7Get up, get up, get up
You've gotta C/Gdrown it out and then Gdrain the memory
Fmaj7Get up, get up, get up
Get C/Gup in arms over the waAmy it could've beenF  
Scratch your Amname through the GsurfC/Gace Fagain
I'll be with you cursing the E/G#morningAm  
Bridge:
E/G# D/G# G#
G Am Fmaj7
Chorus:
AmGet up, get up, get up
And start over E/G#again
Drink up and D/G#over the G#edge my GfrieAmndF  
Poison dilFmaj7uted by the sFea
But once the ocean rGolls out
It leaves the shit E/G#behind in me
Fmaj7Get up, get up, get up
You've gotta C/Gdrown it out and then Gdrain the memory
FGet up, get up, get up
Get C/Gup in arms over the waAmy it could've beenFmaj7  
Scratch your Amname through the GsurfC/Gace Fagain
I'll be with you cursing the E/G#morning
Final:
Am E/G# D/G# G#
G Am Fmaj7
Am E/G# D/G# G#
G Am Fmaj7
All chords in this song (12)

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