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The Attitude chords by One Last Secret

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Verse 1
This is One (G major) Last Secret,
The Governess,
Book 5, written by Blake
Pierce, read by Olivia.
Prologue
It's quite beautiful, though,
isn't it, (D major) Mary?
(G major) I look over the canvas
and try (F major) to think of a diplomatic
way
(G major) to respond to Annie.
I enjoy art as much as anyone,
but my sister has a love for it
that goes beyond simple enjoyment.
Still, I can't for the life of me see
how a few intersecting shapes
painted in primary colors
can command the same reverence
as the sculptures of Raphael
or the murals of Michelangelo.
Surely the Mona Lisa
is a better example of a masterpiece
than what looks to me like a child's
drawing.
(F major) Eventually I chose a non -answer.
It's really something, (G major)
she smiles at (F major) me.
You don't like (G major) it. It's not a question,
and there's no point in denying it.
I don't understand it, I explain.
It's just shapes and colors.
Everything is just shapes and
colors.
Yes, but you know what I
mean. I do.
Come on, let's go look at the pottery.
Those have different shapes
and different colors.
I roll my eyes, but I start laughing
as Annie pulls me along.
Now boarding all military members,
passengers with disabilities,
and members of our Admirals Club.
The announcement pulls me from my memories.
(F major) My group won't board
for a few more minutes,
(G major) but I stand and gather my things
anyway.
My companion frowns
at me.
Why are you getting in line already?
(F major) We're not boarding until group
(G major) two.
That's at least five more minutes.
I might be five minutes early?
I reply. perish the thought.
My companion,
Sean O 'Connell, rolls his eyes.
Well, I'll sit if you don't (C major) mind.
(G major) Of course not.
After all, you only have
six and a half hours
to sit on the flight.
Then only two hours to sit
for the drive to Monterey.
Have I ever told you that you have a
(F major) lovely gift for sarcasm?
Perhaps (G major) instead of a career as a detective
you should consider a career in film?
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