Fountains Of Wayne - Barbara H, аккорды

Barbara 
H
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Artist: Fountains of Wayne
Album: Fountains of Wayne
Song: Barbara 
H
.
From : Thomas Juul Krahn ([email protected])

Verse 1

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for a small girl
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barbara sure has got a big crush
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the kind that makes you want to break stuff
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and blame it on a man you don't know

Verse 2

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she came down
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to new york city in a big bus
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nine hours driving and you can't just stay home
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F#
         
A
so it doesn't matter which way you go

Chorus

        
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because all day
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the radio's been playing the same song
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can't shake that tune but it's ok
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maybe the world isn't so small
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Bb
                         
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barbara knows it doesn't matter at all

Interlude         
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Verse 3

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and each day
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barbara wakes up in a bad way
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tells me quietly she has absolutely nothing to say
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but i don't seem to mind

Verse 4

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she say's
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she won't listen to the band play
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she hates songs that never seem to go away
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F#
         
A
now neither will mine

Chorus

        
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and now all day
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G
    
D
the radio's been playing the same song
A
                              
G
 
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can't shake that tune but it's ok
A
                        
G
maybe the world isn't so small
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Bb
barbara knows it doesn't matter at all

Interlude

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   4x
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D
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F#
    
A

Chorus

        
G
   
D
and now all day
A
                            
G
    
D
the radio's been playing the same song
A
                              
G
 
D
can't shake that tune but it's ok
A
                        
G
maybe the world isn't so small
G
       
Bb
barbara knows it doesn't matter at all
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G
barbara knows
G
       
Bb
barbara knows it doesn't matter at all