[Intro] A9 G#7/D# E6/C#
B9 A9 Am
E E4 E
A9 G#7/D# E6/C#
B9 A9 Am
E E4 E
[Primeira Parte]
F#m G#m Gm
So he drives a Cadillac, baby
F#m G#m Gm
His belt buckle's diamond-plated
F#m G#m Gm
He treats you like a lady
F#m B B4 B
Tells you you were underrated
D A9
Feels like nothing could go wrong, but
[Refrão]
G#7/D# E6/C# B9
When the levee blows and the tears
A9
flow on down your face
Am E E4 E A9
Will it feel the same? I don't know
G#7/D# E6/C#
When the curtains close
B9 A9
and you're standing all alone
Am E E4 E
Will your pretty eyes still show
Am E
That you've played this game before?
[Segunda Parte]
F#m G#m Gm
So he went to Harvard
F#m G#m Gm
Builds schools down in Guatemala
F#m G#m Gm
Spends every Tuesday night with his mama
F#m B
Look, I get it, the man's a 6'5",
D
blue-eyed, American Dalai Lama
A9
I just want you to be careful, 'cause
[Refrão]
G#7/D# E6/C# B9
When the levee blows and the tears
A9
flow on down your face
Am E E4 E A9
Will it feel the same? I don't know
G#7/D# E6/C#
When the curtains close
B9 A9
and you're standing all alone
Am E E4 E
Will your pretty eyes still show
Am E
That you've played this game before?
E
There's always rocks in the stream
E
There's always stems in your grass
E
Always a snag at the seam
E
There's always ghosts in your past
E
You might think that you can hide
E
You might think that you can cope
E
You might bottle it up inside, but
E A9
Oh sugar don't because
G#7/D# E6/C# B9
When the levee blows and the tears
A9
flow on down your face
Am E E4 E A9
Will it feel the same? I don't know
G#7/D# E6/C#
When the curtains close
B9 A9
and you're standing all alone
Am E E4 E
Will your pretty eyes still show
Am E
That you've played this game before
