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[Intro]
N.C.
[Verse 1]
DI tried to make you Ghappy
DGave you everything I Gcould
DI just wanted to hold Gyou
DWanted to take care of Gyou
DMaybe you misunderGstood
AMaybe it was Call just a bad Gdream
DWhat did I do to make you so Amean?
[Verse 2]
DI thought that you were so Gbeautiful
DAnd I tried to make you Gsee
DWhen I was with Gyou
DI was in a better Gplace
DWhere were you when you were with Gme?
AMaybe it’s some Cplace I’ve never Gseen
DWhat did I do to make you so Amean?
GIn the velvet darkness
DThought I’d found my wild orchid
GIn the velvet darkAness
[Verse 3]
DI thought that I had divined the shape of your Gsoul
DBut it’s clear to me I will never Gknow
DI will never kGnow
ABut you showed me that I’m weCll out of that Gscene
DWhat did I do to you to make you so Amean?
[Outro]
DThere is no art, no art so Gdark
DOr mystery so Gdeep
DAs the human Gheart
DThere is no art, no art so Gdark
DOr mystery so Gdeep
DAs the human Gheart
**Continue playing D and G over lead guitar solo to end.

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Piglet

by James Grant

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

[Intro]

N.C.

[Verse 1]

D G

I tried to make you happy

D G

Gave you everything I could

D G

I just wanted to hold you

D G

Wanted to take care of you

D G

Maybe you misunderstood

A C G

Maybe it was all just a bad dream

D A

What did I do to make you so mean?

[Verse 2]

D G

I thought that you were so beautiful

D G

And I tried to make you see

D G

When I was with you

D G

I was in a better place

D G

Where were you when you were with me?

A C G

Maybe it’s some place I’ve never seen

D A

What did I do to make you so mean?

In the velvet darkness

Thought I’d found my wild orchid

G A

In the velvet darkness

[Verse 3]

D G

I thought that I had divined the shape of your soul

D G

But it’s clear to me I will never know

D G

I will never know

A C G

But you showed me that I’m well out of that scene

D A

What did I do to you to make you so mean?

[Outro]

D G

There is no art, no art so dark

D G

Or mystery so deep

D G

As the human heart

D G

There is no art, no art so dark

D G

Or mystery so deep

D G

As the human heart

**Continue playing D and G over lead guitar solo to end.

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