Biography:
Michael Austin Cera is a Canadian television and film actor, best known for playing George Michael Bluth in Arrested Development, Evan in Superbad, Paulie Bleeker in Juno, Nick in Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, and Scott Pilgrim in Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. Cera received two Canadian Comedy Award Best Actor nominations in 2008 for his work in Juno and Superbad, winning for Superbad.
Cera, the middle child of three siblings, was born in Brampton, Ontario, Canada.
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Ruth
no capo
strumming: d d u d u d d u d u d d etc.
Intro- G Em F C G C G
G C G C
Coming through the filter, sweet upon my lips
Am Em Am Em
the smoke mollifies the lung into which it rips
G C G C
In a sunlit tavern, in a corner booth
Am Em Am Em
sucking stale popcorn, there I met dear Ruth
C G C Em
She'd only just lost the baby, seven months and a week
Am Em Am Em
Drank a month of Seagrams, kissed me on the cheek
F D7
Never would've been my style
F D7
But I could spot it from a mile
F D7
That it would mean a world of good
F D7
If we got friendly for a while
Am G C G
Oh what a dear my dear girl might have been
G Em F C G C G
G C G C
In my nine dollar room, there was nothing on TV
Am Em Am Em
She asked if she could use my toothbrush, "It don't bother me.”
C G C Em
"I thank you for the company" she most solemnly said
Am Em Am Em
When I woke the next morning, she had fallen from the bed
F D7
Quite a sight I have to say
F D7
Where once had blossomed a bouquet
F D7
Now all but wilting like a leaf
F D7
In the ruthless light of day
Am G C G
O what a dear my dear girl might have been
G Em F C
Ruth, sweet girl, there's no place for you
G C G
here in my little nine dollar room
no capo
strumming: d d u d u d d u d u d d etc.
Intro- G Em F C G C G
G C G C
Coming through the filter, sweet upon my lips
Am Em Am Em
the smoke mollifies the lung into which it rips
G C G C
In a sunlit tavern, in a corner booth
Am Em Am Em
sucking stale popcorn, there I met dear Ruth
C G C Em
She'd only just lost the baby, seven months and a week
Am Em Am Em
Drank a month of Seagrams, kissed me on the cheek
F D7
Never would've been my style
F D7
But I could spot it from a mile
F D7
That it would mean a world of good
F D7
If we got friendly for a while
Am G C G
Oh what a dear my dear girl might have been
G Em F C G C G
G C G C
In my nine dollar room, there was nothing on TV
Am Em Am Em
She asked if she could use my toothbrush, "It don't bother me.”
C G C Em
"I thank you for the company" she most solemnly said
Am Em Am Em
When I woke the next morning, she had fallen from the bed
F D7
Quite a sight I have to say
F D7
Where once had blossomed a bouquet
F D7
Now all but wilting like a leaf
F D7
In the ruthless light of day
Am G C G
O what a dear my dear girl might have been
G Em F C
Ruth, sweet girl, there's no place for you
G C G
here in my little nine dollar room
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