Cifras
Soon Forget

Tono: E

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 B                                                             E 
Sorry is the fool who trades his soul for a corvette.
 F#7                                                                   D# 
Thinks he'll get the girl he'll only get the mechanic.
 G#m                                               Em                               F# 
What's missing? He's living a day he'll soon forget.
 E                                                       F#7 
That's one more time around. The sun is going down.
                                     D# 
The moon is out but he's drunk and shouting.
                   G#m                           E                     F#                                       B 
Putting people down. He's pissing. He's living a day he'll soon forget.
 E                                             F#7           E                                                     F#7 
Counts his money every morning. The only thing that keeps him horny.
 E                                                               F#7 
Locked in a giant house that's alarming.
         Em                                   F# 
The townsfolk they all laugh.
 B                                         E 
Sorry is the fool who trades his love for hi-rise rent.
 F#7                                                         D# 
Seem the more you make equals the loneliness you get.
     G#m                                                             Em                                 F# 
And it's fitting. He's barley living a day he'll soon forget.
 E                                                                   F#7 
That's one more time around and there is not a sound.
                               D#                                           G#m 
He's lying dead clutching Benjamins. Never put the money down.
           E                                           F#                                               B 
He's stiffening. We're all whistling a man we'll soon forget.
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