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Date: Mon 30 Oct 1995 10:08:49 -0400
From: "Denis J. O'Connell" <[email protected]>
Suffering Face
by Elvis Costello
>From "The King of America" Reissue
Transcribed by Denis O'Connell ([email protected])
There's an old man's fantasy put in a young girl's mouth
like cheap pink lipstick smeared on a wedding dress
Will you look what you've done to her
will you look at this disgrace.
Oh it's all over your suffering face.
E F# G# A
If we were chrome we would be rusted
if we were thirst we would be quenched.
You don't need the same old rivet gun
you need a brand new wrench.
Someone to pull you down on the ground
and cover you with kisses.
Once I was the jewel of your heart
now I'm only semi-precious.
But if I seem so preoccupied
it's just my alibi I'm all broken up inside.
Even the words of love seem cruel and crass
when you're tough and transparent as armored glass.
I prepared a bed for you then I sprayed perfume
upon the wilted roses that I'd scattered 'round the room.
You came in gentle as a lamb
and turned into a terror.
and you left your "love another" threats in the steam
Asus A
fading on my bathroom mirror.
But it's an old man's fantasy put in a young girl's mouth
like cheap pink lipstick smeared on a wedding dress.
Will you look what you've done to me
now you've put me in my place.
and it's all over
it's all over
it's all over
your suffering face.
Finish on E
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This is my first attempt at an Elvis transcription so if anyone has any corrections or comments
feel free to update my chords (I know there are more than a few mistakes in it.) I have used the notation
has been common for these transcriptions : a lowercase letter means play the bass note but keep the previous chord formation. For example after the first verse I play the E chrord regularly and use my thumb to
the bass notes quickly.
From reading the CD liner notes it seems that Elvis was kind of drunk when he recorded this song. I
that it gives his voice a sort of slurry quality that fits this song perfectly plus I always love it
it is just Elvis accompanying himself on the guitar. He also steals a line from "Crimes of Paris" (or did "Crimes of Paris" steal it from this song) when he talks about "the words of love".
Please enjoy and keep those other transcriptions coming!
- Denis
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(moins de barrés)