Biography:
Emilie Autumn Liddell (born on September 22, 1979), better known by her stage name Emilie Autumn, is an American singer-songwriter, poet, and violinist. Autumn draws influence for her music—the style of which she has alternatively labeled as "Victoriandustrial" and glam rock—from plays, novels, and history, particularly the Victorian era. Performing with her all-female backing band The Bloody Crumpets, Autumn incorporates elements of classical music, cabaret, electronica, and glam rock with theatrics, and burlesque.
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Other songs:
- Chambermaid
- Fight Like A Girl
- Gentleman Aren't Nice
- Girls Girls Girls
- Gothic Lolita
- In The Lake
- Juliet
- Let It Die
- Manic Depression
- Misery Loves Company
- My Fairweather Friend
- One Foot In Front Of The Other
- One Foot In Front Of The Other Foot
- Photographic Memory
- Rapunzel
- Save You
- Shalott
- Thank God I'm Pretty
- The Art Of Suicide
- What If
- Willow
- Thank God I’m Pretty
- Gentlemen Arent Nice
- Gloomy Sunday
- Mad Girl
- Thank God Im Pretty
- With Every Passing Day
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Intro:
C Am Em Dm G7 (x 2)
C Am
The art of suicide
Em
Nightgowns and hair
Dm G7
Curls flying every which where
C Am
The pain too pure to hide
Em
Bridges of Sighs
Dm G7
Meant to conceal lover's lies
Em Am
Under the arches
Em
Of moonlight and sky
Am
Suddenly easy
Em
To contemplate why
E7
Why...
Chorus:
Am Dm
Why live a life
G C
That's painted with pity
E7 Am
And sadness and strife
Dm
Why dream a dream
G C
That's tainted with trouble
E7 Am
And less than it seems
Dm
Why bother bothering
G C
Just for a poem
E7 Am
Or another sad song to sing
Dm
Why live a life
G
Why live a life
C Am Em Dm G7
C Am
The art of suicide
Em
Pretty and clean
Dm G7
Conveys a theatrical scene
C Am
Alas I'm gone she cried
Em
Ankles displayed
Dm G7
Melodramatically laid
Em Am
Under the arches
Em
Of moonlight and sky
Am
Suddenly easy
Em
To contemplate why
E7
Why...
Chorus:
Am Dm
Why live a life
G C
That's painted with pity
E7 Am
And sadness and strife
Dm
Why dream a dream
G C
That's tainted with trouble
E7 Am
And less than it seems
Dm
Why bother bothering
G C
Just for a poem
E7 Am
Or another sad song to sing
Dm
Why live a life
G
Why live a life
Em Am (x 7) Em E7
Chorus:
Dm
Why live a life
G C
That's painted with pity
E7 Am
And sadness and strife
Dm
Why dream a dream
G C
That's tainted with trouble
E7 Am
And less than it seems
Dm
Why bother bothering
G C
Just for a poem
E7 Am
Or another sad song to sing
Dm
Why live a life
G C E7
Why live a life
Am Dm
Why live a life
G
Why live a life
C Am Em Dm G7 (x 2)
C Am Em
Life is not like Gloomy Sunday
Dm
With a second ending
G7 C
When the people are disturbed
Am
Well they should be disturbed
Em Dm
Because there's a story
G7 C
That ought to be heard
Am Em
Life is not like Gloomy Sunday
Dm
With a second ending
G7 C
When the people are disturbed
Am
Well they should be disturbed
Em Dm
Because there's a lesson
G7 C Am Em Dm G7
That really ought to be learned
C Am
The world is full of poets
Em Dm G7
We don't need any more
C Am
The world is full of singers
Em Dm G7
We don't need any more
C Am
The world is full of lovers
Em Dm G7 C Am Em Dm G7
We don't need any more
C Am Em Dm G7 C
Emily Kinney
Emily Osment
Emily Wells
Eminem
Eminem Ft Bruno (...)
Emmanuel
Emmanuel Moire
Emmelie De Fores (...)
Emmy Curl
Emmy The Great