Biography:
What do you call a female Brooklyn songwriter with a smarmy, witty lyrical edge, a band that plays as if they'd just stepped out of the Brill Building, and a voice that's got the squeaky charm of Gwen Stefani's? Howabout: the next Lily Allen.
“I was the surprise,” says April Smith, the bonus baby her parents won late and whose moxie and dash astounded everyone she met. Today, she remains a welcome bolt: a loose-lipped, cocked-hip gal whose music and mien could buoy the Titanic.
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INTRO:
E - C#7 - A - Am - E
VERSE 1:
E
You got my number I'm well aware
E C#7
I'm just a sucker darling I declare
A Am
Oh I'm resigned it's just as well
B
I lose my senses I'm defenceless under your spell
VERSE 2:
E
It does no good to resist your charms
E C#7
I just come running back with open arms
A Am
You treat me mean you hurt me so
B B Bb
I should have learned my lesson oh so long ago
CHORUS 1:
A Am E C#7
You bat those eyelashes and my poor heart crashes down
A Am E C#7
I'd try to go but we both know I'd always turn right back around
A Am E
Oh but I can't say no I can't say no to you
VERSE 3:
E
Every time I'm led astray
E C#7
You're all I think about when I'm away
A Am
You bait the hook I always bite
B B Bb
Even when I try resist with all of my might
CHORUS 2:
A Am E C#7
You bat those eyelashes and my poor heart crashes down
A Am E C#7
I'd try to go but we both know I'd always turn right back around
A Am E
Oh but I can't say no I can't say no to you
INTERLUDE:
E - C#7 - A - Am - B
B - Bb
CHORUS 3/OUTRO:
A Am E C#7
You bat those eyelashes and my poor heart crashes down
A Am E C#7
I'd try to go but we both know I'd always turn right back around
A B
Cause I can't say no I can't say no
A B B Bb
I can't say no I can't say no
A Am E
I can't say no I can't say no to you
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