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Kater

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[Chords]
   F* C* G*  F   C   D   Em  G  
e|----------1-0-2-0--3-|
B|-0--0--0--1-1-3-0--3-|
G|-0--0--0--2-0-2-0--0-|
D|-3--5--5--3-2-0-2--0-|
A|-3--3--5--3-3---2--2-|
E|-1-----3--1-----0--3-|
[Intro]
F* C* G*
 F   C   G(5x)
[Verse]
 FAnd it's Cno escape of Ghis emerging on a tender aFge, just to Csay that he Gwants her
 FAnd her Cnakedness is Gnot an invitation to her beFd at night, she Csleeps that way Gall the time
 FAnd he's Cwanting just to Gsay "Would you listen up and give Fhalf a chance to Cthis young man?"G  
 FAnd she's Cwanting just to Gsay "Can you break down all the bFarriers walled Cup around me?"G  
[Chorus]
 CAnd the woDrst thing he can Emdo is Cleave when she tells him to
Then they're Dequally aGlone
[Break]
 F   C   G(2x)
[Verse]
 FIf you're Cwanting just to Gknow the storybook love letter he's Fwriting still
He'll Cwait for her for maGny years
 FShe's still Ctrying to exGplain that her nakedness is Fnot an iviCtation to her Gbed
[Chorus]
 CAnd she's Dplaying games that Emhe what he Cwins so many times
She Dknows how to Gthrow a look
 CKnowing Djust what to Emsay, he shows up C4 a.m. and drunk
Hey roll Dover Gin my way
[Break]
 Em   C(9x)
[Bridge]
Just Emone more Cword   Em   CbeEmfore he CgoesEm  C  
I'm not Emhere as a Cman,   Em   CI'm Emhere as a CfriendEm  C  
I didn't Emcome dCown here   Em    C  Emjust to get ClaidEm  C  
I'm Emjust here to Chelp you   Em   CWhy are Emyou so aCfraid?
ACfraDid, aCfraDid, aCfraDid, aCfraDid
[Outro]
  G     Em   CCasey the Madison kingG  Em  C  
Well he'd do anyGthing Emat Call for their little girlG  Em  C  
 GAnd he's Emwanting her Cstill Casey the Madison king
  G     Em   CWell he'd do anyGthing Emat Call for their little girl
 GThat's the Emway it should Cstay
 GAnd he's Emwanting her Cstill Casey the Madison King
  G     Em   CWell he'd do anythiGng Emat Call for their little girl
 GThat's the Emway it should Cstay for their little Ggirl

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Kater

by Seven Mary Three

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

[Chords]

F C G F C D Em G

* * *

e|----------1-0-2-0--3-|

B|-0--0--0--1-1-3-0--3-|

G|-0--0--0--2-0-2-0--0-|

D|-3--5--5--3-2-0-2--0-|

A|-3--3--5--3-3---2--2-|

E|-1-----3--1-----0--3-|

[Intro]

F C G

* * *

F C G

(5x)

[Verse]

F C G F C G

And it's no escape of his emerging on a tender age, just to say that he wants her

F C G F C G

And her nakedness is not an invitation to her bed at night, she sleeps that way all the time

F C G F C G

And he's wanting just to say "Would you listen up and give half a chance to this young man?"

F C G F C G

And she's wanting just to say "Can you break down all the barriers walled up around me?"

[Chorus]

C D Em C

And the worst thing he can do is leave when she tells him to

D G

Then they're equally alone

[Break]

F C G

(2x)

[Verse]

F C G F

If you're wanting just to know the storybook love letter he's writing still

C G

He'll wait for her for many years

F C G F C G

She's still trying to explain that her nakedness is not an ivitation to her bed

[Chorus]

C D Em C

And she's playing games that he what he wins so many times

D G

She knows how to throw a look

C D Em C

Knowing just what to say, he shows up 4 a.m. and drunk

D G

Hey roll over in my way

[Break]

Em C

(9x)

[Bridge]

Em C Em C Em C Em C

Just one more word before he goes

Em C Em C Em C Em C

I'm not here as a man, I'm here as a friend

Em C Em C Em C Em C

I didn't come down here just to get laid

Em C Em C Em C

I'm just here to help you Why are you so afraid?

C D C D C D C D

Afraid, afraid, afraid, afraid

[Outro]

G Em C G Em C

Casey the Madison king

G Em C G Em C

Well he'd do anything at all for their little girl

G Em C

And he's wanting her still Casey the Madison king

G Em C G Em C

Well he'd do anything at all for their little girl

G Em C

That's the way it should stay

G Em C

And he's wanting her still Casey the Madison King

G Em C G Em C

Well he'd do anything at all for their little girl

G Em C G

That's the way it should stay for their little girl

About Kater Chords by Seven Mary Three

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FAQ — Kater by Seven Mary Three

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What key is "Kater" in?

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