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Should I Laugh Or Cry

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D/A
  x04232
D/E
  xx2232
G/A
  x05433
C#m
  x46654
E/D
  xx0100
[Intro]
A  D/A
      x8
[Verse 1]
A  D/A  A      D/A  A        D/A  E/G#             F#m
He      stands      towering over me beside my bed 
           B/D#  E/D
Losing his head
A     D/A  A  D/A  A      D/A      A   B  C#
Tells      me      I must take him seriously
          F#m/C# C#
Droning on the   usual way
     A      E/G#       F#m
He's such a clever guy
A      D/A                            A  D/A  A  D/A
Then I wonder should I laugh or cry
[Verse 2]
A    D/A    A      D/A        A      D/A     E/G#           F#m
He's (he's) dressed (dressed) in the striped pajamas that I bought
             B/D#  E/D
Trousers too short
A     D/A     A  D/A  A       D/A   A   B  C#
Gives (gives) me (me) all his small philosophy
               F#m/C#  C#
Carries on the way he does
    A        E/G#       F#m
And me I get so tired
A      D/A                           A  D/A  A  D/A
And I wonder should I laugh or cry
[Chorus]
D        Bm         E      A
High and mighty his banner flies
D        E            C#m
A fool's pride in his eyes
D        Bm           F#m/C#  C#           F#m  G/A  A
Standing there on his toes to grow in size (All I see is)
D     Bm       E      A
All I see is a big balloon
D       E            C#m
Halfway up to the moon
D            Bm      F#m/C#    C#            F#m  G/A  A
He's wrapped up in a warm and safe cocoon
B/D#          A/E
Of an eternal lie
D/E                  A    D/A
So should I laugh or cry?
[Verse 3]
A    D/A          A      D/A  A      D/A  E/G#               F#m
Strange (strange) how (how)   dangerously indifferent I have grown
          B/D#  E/D
Cold as a stone
A   D/A  A  D/A  A          D/A         A   B   C#
No (no)    more (more) pain where there was pain before
A  E/G# F#m        C#       D/A        E/G#          F#m
Far     away he rambles on, I feel my throat go dry
A      D/A                            A  D/A  A  D/A
And I wonder should I laugh or cry
[Chorus]
D        Bm         E      A
High and mighty his banner flies
D        E            C#m
A fool's pride in his eyes
D        Bm           F#m/C#  C#           F#m  G/A  A
Standing there on his toes to grow in size (All I see is)
D     Bm       E      A
All I see is a big balloon
D       E            C#m
Halfway up to the moon
D            Bm      F#m/C#    C#            F#m  G/A  A
He's wrapped up in a warm and safe cocoon
B/D#          A/E
Of an eternal lie
D/E                  A    D/A
So should I laugh or cry?

Should I Laugh Or Cry chords and lyrics

Free chords for Should I Laugh Or Cry by ABBA. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

D/A  x04232
D/E  xx2232
G/A  x05433
C#m  x46654
E/D  xx0100
[Intro]
A   D/A   x8
[Verse 1]
[Verse 2]
[Chorus]
[Verse 3]
[Chorus]

Should I Laugh Or Cry Chords by ABBA

Learn how to play Should I Laugh Or Cry by ABBA with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Should I Laugh Or Cry chords”, “Should I Laugh Or Cry guitar chords”, or “ABBA Should I Laugh Or Cry chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Should I Laugh Or Cry chords and for experienced players who want accurate Should I Laugh Or Cry lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include D/A, D/E, G/A, C#m, E/D, A.

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What key is "Should I Laugh Or Cry" in?

The chords for "Should I Laugh Or Cry" show the original chord names (including D/A, D/E, G/A, C#m, E/D, A). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.