
Dine Dine My Darling
Alkaline Trio
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Tom : G
G
Don't leave me alone,
C
I'm waiting for this to be,
G D
The last thing that I say.
G
Well if I try being good,
C G
Then I probably could get a couple more days.
D
But the drugs are lame,
G
So I'm looking for you to be,
C
The very last thing I see,
G D
Before I up and fly away.
G C
I'm counting on you to help push me through
G D
With something good to remember on my red letter days
C
Don't worry,
G D
I only feel the good things.
[Refrão]
G C
So let's dine, dine, dine my darling
D
Let's have our last supper, a toast to lovers
C D
and we'll dance real sweet and slow.
G C
And then kiss, kiss, kiss to the last clock tick
D
A final lip seal when I'm done
C D G C D
and you can keep my last prayer floating in your lungs.
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G C D C G D G
Yeah I tried alot of things because of you,
C
You make me tell the truth,
G D
You taught me to dream like a man.
G C
You rescued my tail from between my legs,
G D
Now if I can kick it I am.
G C G D
And I'm taking these words with me when I go over to the other side.
G C
I'll be waiting on you but don't show up too soon
G D
I'll be bored as heaven but I'll be alright.
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[Próxima Parte]
G C D
Floating in your lungs.
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[Próxima Parte]
D A D E
Floating in your lungs.
D A D E
Floating in your lungs.
D A D
Floating in your lungs.
E D
my last prayer floating in
A
your lungs.
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