Romantic fatigue chords by Frank Turner
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Intro 1
(G major) (C major) (D major) (G major) (C major) (G major) (C major) (D major)
Verse 1
I (G major) have to admit that
I am (C major) one of the many
Who thought that a guitar
would (D major) win him a lady.
My (G major) teenage years,
they were a (C major) feminine drought,
And I thought that a serenade
(D major) would help out.
And it (G major) seemed to be working
for a (C major) couple of years –
I wrote a few songs and they
(D major) wrought a few tears.
But when (G major) I hit my twenties,
it (C major) ran out of steam.
I seemed to be suffering
from ro (D major) mantic fatigue.
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Verse 2
And I (E minor) never know (C major) which
song I should play (G major) her –
Each melody (D major) (E minor) is a memory (C major)
of a not- (A minor) forgotten fail (D major) ure.
So when I (C major) get out (D major) my guitar to
night (E minor) to (D major) do what I (C major) do,
Remember, I probably didn't write (D major)
this song (G major) for you.
Interlude 1
(C major) (D major) (G major) (C major) (D major)
Verse 3
So (G major) as I have mentioned,
the shelf- (C major) life was short.
The scheme wasn't working,
des (D major) pite what I thought.
The (G major) ladies all left me alone (C major) in the end,
So I had to switch all the names
around and then (D major) sing it again.
Verse 4
And (A minor) every (D major) life- long love, (G major)
and (D major) every be (E minor) st friend, (D major)
Slipped (A minor) away (D major) into the pas (G major) t.
(A minor) Take my (D major) words with cau (G major) tion – I (D major) can't pretend (E minor) that (D major) you're the first,
(C major) (G major) (A minor)
You won't (C major) be the last.
(D major)
Verse 5
I (E minor) never know (C major) which song
I should play (G major) her –
Each melody (D major) is (E minor) a memory (C major)
of a not- (A minor) forgotten fail (D major) ure.
So when (C major) I get out (D major) my guitar to
night (E minor) to (D major) do what I (C major) do,
Remember,
I probably didn't write (D major) this song,
No I (C major) certainly didn't write (D major) this song,
No I (C major) never, never wro (D major) te a song for you. (C major)
Romantic fatigue
Frank turner
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