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Porcelain Ukulele

(ver. 1)
David Cook
Album:an*log Heart


Tuning: Standard

Intro:

A B C# E(7th Fret) 2x

Verse:
A
   I'll see what you want me to see

   Through rose-colored glasses
        C#
   I can't see the blood in my hand
A                             C#
   Now you're over, you're so over

   All over my head
A
   I pray to God I find my way
              C#
   Back to something familiar
                                   A
   Please tear me from this contraband
                          C#
   Now it's over, it's so over

   It's under my bed

Chorus:
A                  B
   The painting's worn pale
                   C#
   Your eyes have started fading
                                  E
   Were they ever even really there
A              B                        C#   E
   Nothing to give with everything you take
A                   B                    C#
   The cracks in your smile make it impossible
                               E
   To decipher something legible
A                  B                    C#    E
   Your porcelain face and a heart of glass

Verse 2:
(same as the first verse)
No time for dependency
We're going over at light speed
No scenery to stimulate
Something older, we grow older
But nothing ever seems to change
I pray to God you lose your way
You're something peculiar
On one leg only I'll still take a stand
I fall over, a tall order
These times I need to rearrange

After the first verse repeat the chorus again..

when playing the solo part, play the chords in the verse and then in the chorus part...

after the solo repeat the chorus and play C# part in the chorus until the end...

also when playing the chorus just listen to the parts where you have to mute the C#....

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