Neapolitan Bridesmaid Lyrics

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Intro: (I know this isn't right, but it's good enough for me.)
d d u d u d d d u d u d u
(strumming: d=down, u=up)
* for the C ^ just do a normal C chord, and use your pinky to hit the B string on the third fret.
Verse 1:
Joshua smiled, said listen to reason,
G d Em C G (leads into intro)
Don't blame me when the walls come tumbling down.
So I was adrift on the sea of longing,
G d Em C G (leads into intro)
awaiting the trumpets to raise your ivory gown.
Chorus:
And if on-ly time will tell,
Then I can't stand waiting
While the lights are changing on me.
Tell it to my own free will.
If I lost this thorn from my side,
I think I'd die.
(repeat intro)
Verse 2: (same as Verse 1 in terms of chords)
Albert Camus said, "living is anguish,
but don't dare let those bastards weigh you down."
And if this is so, then I see no reason
for spending the evening doing anything but going downtown.
Chorus:
And if on-ly time will tell,
Then I can't stand waiting
While the lights are changing on me.
Tell it to my own free will.
If I lost this thorn from my side,
I'd probably I'd die,
Most likely die,
I think I'd die.
(repeat intro and end on G)
Enjoy! =)