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What A Pity

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capo 5
  Fmaj7 G C C/A Am
EFmaj7--0-| 
B--1-|
G--2-|
D--3-|
A--3-|
E--0-|
E-G-3-|
B--3-|
G--0-|
D--0-|
A--2-|
E--3-|
E-C-0-|
B--1-|
G--0-|
D--2-|
A--3-|
E--0-|
EC/A--0-|
B--1-|
G--0-|
D--0-|
A--2-|
E--0-|
EAm--0-|
B--1-|
G--2-|
D--2-|
A--0-|
E--0-|
What a pity that it is
The way to come back home
I tried to make a point
To sell the last of what I own
Well I can feel your breeze
Begin to choke my living soul
But I promise that its worth it
What a pity that it is
I tried to make the words become a kingdom to your soul
No matter how I try its just a lyric nothing more
And it cant be worth it
What a pity that it is
To know that your alone
I tried to clean your place up and make it feel like you were home
No matter how I tried, still the house won't send you now
And I'm not really worth it
No Im never really worth it
And its not really worth it

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What A Pity

by Right Away, Great Captain!

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 5 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

Fmaj7

C/A

capo 5

Fmaj7 G C C/A Am

Fmaj7

E--0-|

B--1-|

G--2-|

D--3-|

A--3-|

E--0-|

E--3-|

B--3-|

G--0-|

D--0-|

A--2-|

E--3-|

E--0-|

B--1-|

G--0-|

D--2-|

A--3-|

E--0-|

C/A

E--0-|

B--1-|

G--0-|

D--0-|

A--2-|

E--0-|

B--1-|

G--2-|

D--2-|

A--0-|

E--0-|

What a pity that it is

The way to come back home

I tried to make a point

To sell the last of what I own

Well I can feel your breeze

Begin to choke my living soul

But I promise that its worth it

What a pity that it is

I tried to make the words become a kingdom to your soul

No matter how I try its just a lyric nothing more

And it cant be worth it

What a pity that it is

To know that your alone

I tried to clean your place up and make it feel like you were home

No matter how I tried, still the house won't send you now

And I'm not really worth it

No Im never really worth it

And its not really worth it

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