Аккорды Damien Rice - Elephant

This is the chords for the song.

[Verse]
                E                    G#m
This has got to die, this has got to stop
                F#m                            Am
This has got to lie down, with someone else on top
        E                              G#m
You can keep me pinned, it's easier to tease
                       F#m                       Am
But you can't paint an elephant quite as good as she

[Chorus]
            E           G#                F#m          Am
And she may cry like a baby. And she may drive me crazy
      E    A       F#m B
Cause I am lately  Lonely

[Verse]
                E                            G#m
So why'd you have to lie? I take it I'm your crotch
                    F#m                     Am
The pillow in your pillow case is easier to touch
                            E                            G#m
And then you think you've sinned, as you fall upon your knees
               F#m                       Am
Living in your picture, still forget the breeze

[Chorus]
             E        G#
And she may rise if I sing you down
            F#m    Am
And she may wisely cling to the ground
      E     A     F#m B
Cause I am lately horny
   E             A       F#m B
So why would she take me horny?

[Middle 8]
F#m                         Am
   What's the point of this song? Or even singing?
F#m               B
   You've already gone, why am I clinging?
F#m                                     B
   Well I could throw it out, and I could live without
   And I could do it all for you I could be strong
C#m  (Staccato here)       B
Tell me if you want me to lie

[Verse]
                E                           G#m
'Cause this has got to die, this has got to stop
                F#m                                 Am
This has got to lie down, down with someone else on top
             E                                      G#m
You can both keep me pinned,  cause it's easier to tease
                      F#m                    Am
But you can't make me happy quite as good as me

Well you know that's a lie