Black Letter Day

The Cardigans

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G = 320003 Am = 002210 F = 133211 A# = 113331 A7 = 001010 Dm = 000231 [Verse 1] I did all that I should Well all that I could But will I be clean? I did all that I should Well all that I could But it isn’t me [Pre-Chorus] All my strength is dead and gone [Verse 2] Slept as long as I could As long as I should To find comfort here Slept as long as I could As long as I should But I still have fear [Pre-Chorus] All my strength is dead and gone [Chorus 2] Black letter day All the fun has gone away Black letter day All the joy has gone away Black letter day All my strength has gone away Black letter day [Verse 3] I drank all that I could Much more than I should In simple despair I drank all that I could Much more than I should To find someone there [Pre-Chorus] All my strength is dead and gone [Chorus 2] Black letter day All the fun has gone away Black letter day All the joy has gone away Black letter day All my strength has gone away Black letter day [Bridge] (Repeat rythm from verse) Once upon time there was scientist with nose made of silver He found that there were far too hurtless days a year That one could do without He called them black letter days And the rest is silence [Pre-Chorus] All my strength is dead and gone [Chorus 2] Black letter day All the fun has gone away Black letter day All the joy has gone away Black letter day All my strength has gone away Black letter day [Outro] I hope Monday will be a better day

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