Jellyfish - Now She Knows Shes Wrong, аккорды

Band : Jellyfish
Song : Now She Knows She's Wrong

Added By Mikhailo
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Sturmer/Manning

Gm
                    
D
It's not the same without him here
F
                   
C
              (bass run 
Bb
-
A
-
G
)
Twenty years of him dead and gone
Gm
                
D
This vodka does a memory clear
F
                                          
Csus
      
C
Though it's too hard to imagine what these tears are for

Eb
        
Bb/D
          
C#dim
       
F/C
A
 walkin' posterboy for all that's good
        
Eb
               
Bb/D
             
C#dim
  
F
He gets swallowed by the cracks before he understood
    
Eb
                
Bb/D
             
C#dim
    
F
She likes to think he loved her but it hurts so bad
     
Eb
      
Bb
          
Gm
      
D
-
F
-
C
'Cos now she knows she's wrong

Gm
                  
D
                              
F
It always seemed to strike her strange his working late until the 
                 
C
Morning spending so much cash
Gm
                         
D
                           
F
And the sweet smell of his angel's hair that seemed to cling to his
                 
Csus
      
C
Lips just like a wax moustache

Eb
        
Bb/D
        
C#sus
-
F/C
A
 walking monument to DNA
       
Eb
              
Bb/D
         
C#sus
-
F
Makin' love under the podium at the PTA
         
Eb
           
Bb/D
            
C#sus
     
F
He's the principal of principles this love gone bad
Eb
            
Bb
          
Gm
       
F
'Cos now she knows she's wrong

C
               
C#dim
It hardly seems worth it baby
F
                  
Eb
-
Bb/D
Too late in asking why
C
              
C#dim
He juggled his honesty with
F
                
Eb
-
Bb/D
-
C#dim
-
F
-
Eb
-
Bb/D
-
C#dim
-
F
Two balls and an alibi...

Eb
      
Bb
Now she knows that
F
       
C
Now she knows that
Eb
      
Bb
           
Gm
          
C
Now she knows she's wrong

Eb
        
Bb
A
 walking monument to DNA...
Eb
        
Bb
A
 walking posterboy for all that's good...