Emilie Autumn - Gentleman arent nice

^CmOnce upon a ^Fmtime I t^Ghought ^CmWhat's the o^Fmne thing I h^Gaven't got ^CmThere's not a single thing in this world I couldn't ^Fmbuy ^FmThat's when a gentleman ca^Gught my eye ^CmOnce or ^Fmtwice we went ^Garound ^CmBut now I'll ^Fmtell you the ^Gthing I've found ^CmYou shouldn't make your move until you ^Fmknow the price Because ^Fmgentlemen aren't ^Cmnice

^CmJust because I won't agr^Dee ^Dmto take his ^Carm ^CmAnd I oc^Bcasio^Bmnally^Cm forget his name ^CmHe likes to call in^Dclemency what ^DmI call ch^Carm ^CmBut I know they're all the same I think I've ^Cmrealized my f^Fmirst m^Gistake ^CmWhen he c^Fmried that his h^Geart would break ^CmI would have thought that I was worth the sac^Fmrifice But gentlemen aren't ^Cmnice

^CmJust because I leave him ^Dall al^Dmone for d^Cays ^CmAnd go abo^But with o^Bmther^Cms of his kind ^CmHe dares complain ^Dabout my ^Dmevil w^Cays ^CmAnd drive me out of my -- ^Fmout of my mind Wha^Cmt I relate is h^Fmard to bear ^CmI only endure it so that ^FmI might s^Gpare you ladies ^CmI'm not known for my ^Fmgood advice But ^Cmgentlemen aren't ^GSo a^Fmgreeable ^CmLove ain't a p^Garadi^Fmse ^CmAnd^G i^Fmf I told you once I won't tell you twice ^FmGentle^Gmen aren't ^Cmnice ^CmGentlemen aren't ^Cmnice