Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
(intro) G D Em C
(verse 1)
G
Well they say that opposites attract
D
I can see it now as I look back
Em
If I wanted this, he wanted that
C
We’d bark and hiss like dogs and cats
G
But the thing that drove me up a tree
D
Was the way he liked to disagree
Em D
Each time we had a difference of opinion
(chorus 1)
C D G
He liked the covers pulled down and I didn’t
C D G
He thought I should lose a few pounds and I didn’t
C D Em A
But what finally tore our love apart was a matter of religion
C D G
He thought he was God, and I didn’t
(verse 2)
G
Well it was more than just a lover’s spat
D
In this civil war of the thermostat
Em
We’d wail away like maniacs
C
Throwing shoes and brick-a-brac
G
I can see him now in his muscle shirt
D
With those perky pecks and that cocky smirk
Em D
Standin’ there pushin’ all my buttons
(chorus 2)
C D G
He liked the toilet seat up, and I didn’t
C D G
He thought I should be a “C” cup, and I didn’t
C D Em A
But what finally tore our love apart was a matter of religion
C D G
He thought he was God, and I didn’t
(bridge)
D
Yeah, he really thought he was the man
Em
Held my whole world in his hands
F C D
But if he ever comes down from that cloud he’s sittin’ on
Em C D
Hallelujah brothers and sisters, I’ll be gone
SOLO: C D G C D G
TAG:
C D Em A
What finally tore our love apart was a matter of religion
C D
He thought he was God,
Em A
He really liked himself a lot
C D G C G
He thought he was God, and I didn’t
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(verse 1)
G
Well they say that opposites attract
D
I can see it now as I look back
Em
If I wanted this, he wanted that
C
We’d bark and hiss like dogs and cats
G
But the thing that drove me up a tree
D
Was the way he liked to disagree
Em D
Each time we had a difference of opinion
(chorus 1)
C D G
He liked the covers pulled down and I didn’t
C D G
He thought I should lose a few pounds and I didn’t
C D Em A
But what finally tore our love apart was a matter of religion
C D G
He thought he was God, and I didn’t
(verse 2)
G
Well it was more than just a lover’s spat
D
In this civil war of the thermostat
Em
We’d wail away like maniacs
C
Throwing shoes and brick-a-brac
G
I can see him now in his muscle shirt
D
With those perky pecks and that cocky smirk
Em D
Standin’ there pushin’ all my buttons
(chorus 2)
C D G
He liked the toilet seat up, and I didn’t
C D G
He thought I should be a “C” cup, and I didn’t
C D Em A
But what finally tore our love apart was a matter of religion
C D G
He thought he was God, and I didn’t
(bridge)
D
Yeah, he really thought he was the man
Em
Held my whole world in his hands
F C D
But if he ever comes down from that cloud he’s sittin’ on
Em C D
Hallelujah brothers and sisters, I’ll be gone
SOLO: C D G C D G
TAG:
C D Em A
What finally tore our love apart was a matter of religion
C D
He thought he was God,
Em A
He really liked himself a lot
C D G C G
He thought he was God, and I didn’t
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