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Stomach Vs Heart



Текст песни Barenaked Ladies - Stomach Vs Heart

Stomach Vs Heart
Barenaked Ladies
A song off BNL's 1996 album, "Born On A Pirate Ship".

Standard tuning

No capo

Chords are played as follows:
:       xx0232
:     xx2032
:     x20033
:       320033
: 200033
:     020033
:   x33210
A7sus:   x02033
:       x24442
:       x35553
:      x13331
:       x02220
:    x20220
:      x02020

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In through my veins, without brains,
I involuntarily take what I need, then I bleed
And it comes right back to me.

                                   A7sus
But guts only eat and sometimes they repeat on you.
                                   A7sus
Keeping you on your toes or crouched above the loo.

Thats what you get when you
Confuse your stomach with your heart.
Thats what you get when you
Confuse your stomach with your heart.

Blood turns from blue into red
'cause of oxygen that it's fed
and I turn back to blue,
'cause I'm losing you,

But tummy just growls
not real words, mostly vowels
and I always forget sometimes Y
Gratification can cause constipation
if organs are left to die.

That's what you get when you confuse your stomach with your heart.
That's what you get when you confuse your stomach with your heart.

I gained all this weight out of love, not hate
()               
I've got so much love to give (give me a break!)
I'd love to sleep in late, but that dessert looks great.
Was it something I said or was it some I ate?

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Heart beats in sync, beat in time,
beat in bodies likes hers and mine,
But I fed only one, and look what it's done;
I've run out of blood and I'm chewing my cud and

My gastrointestinal festival's best of all
The cardiovascular questions they ask you are
Less than the answers they give you like cancer and

That's what you get when you confuse your stomach with your heart.
That's what you get when you confuse your stomach with your heart.

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