Lizz Robinett - Servent of evil

I am ^Amyour loyal s^Fervant, and y^Gou’re our country’s ^Cqueen. Us, ^Dmpair of pitied ^Ftwins, burdened ^Amby our desti^Emny. Let ^Amhellfire con^Fsume me, if ^Gthat’s what must be ^Cdone, I will ^Dmgladly play the^Em part, so that ^Amyou may shine, my sun.

^AOn the day the ^Etwo of us were ^F#mbrought into this ^Aworld, ^DThe bells gave their blessings to us ^Etwins, a boy and girl. ^ABut for reasons t^Ehat we were too ^F#myoung to under^Astand ^DWe were separated; I could no ^Elonger hold your hand...

If the ^F#mwhole world ^Eplots to ex^Dtinguish your ^Elight, If they ^F#mfind the ^Eneed to make ^Dyou break and ^Ecry, Don’t you ^F#mworry, ^Edear, I am ^Dright by your ^Eside. So just ^Dsmile for ^Ame; it will ^F#mall be ^Ealright.

I am ^Amyour loyal s^Fervant, and y^Gou’re our country’s ^Cqueen. Us, ^Dmpair of pitied ^Ftwins, burdened ^Amby our desti^Emny. Let ^Amhellfire con^Fsume me, if ^Gthat’s what must be ^Cdone, I will ^Dmgladly play the^Em part, so that ^Amyou may shine, my sun.

^AWhile running ^Eerrands in the ^F#mcountry to the ^Aeast, ^DI ran into a fair maiden ^Ewith hair of deep green. Her ^Asmile and her ^Evoice, to me, were ^F#msent from up ^Aabove Something ^Dmoved in my chest; You might ^Eeven call it love

But we ^F#mknow all ^Egood things must ^Dcome to an ^Eend, It is ^F#mmy queen’s ^Eorders, the ^Dgirl must ^Erepent. I will ^F#mgrant your wishe^Es, if that’s ^Dall I live ^Efor, So then tell ^Dme, my ^Asun, just what^F#m caused these rains to^E pour?

I am ^Amyour loyal s^Fervant, and y^Gou’re our country’s ^Cqueen. Us, ^Dmpair of cursed ^Ftwins, bound to ^Ambloody desti^Emny. “Your ^Amhighness, brio^Fche will acc^Gompany your ^Ctea.” And you c^Dmlapped your hands with g^Emlee; so ^Aminnocent and sweet...

^AIt appears that ^Esoon this country ^F#mwill meet its ^Afate, ^DTorn to pieces by its people, c^Erumbled under their hate. The m^Aasses claim that ^Ejustice will be ^F#mbrought on us tod^Aay, But I ^Dwon’t see it through; they will ^Enot get their way.

“Listen ^F#mnow, my ^Edear, give your ^Dclothing to ^Eme. You and ^F#mI will s^Ewitch, and ^Daway you must ^Eflee. You will ^F#mbe oka^Ey, we are ^Dtwins, don’t you ^Esee? They won’t ^Dknow, now dear, ^Adon’t look ^F#mback and just ^Eleave.” ^{F E}

I am ^Amonly the ^Fdouble; the ^Gtrue queen runs ^Cfree. Us, a ^Dmpair of broken ^Ftwins, damned by ^Amcruel desti^Emny. If the ^Amdevil’s your ^Flord, as the ^Gmasses curse your ^Cname Then, I’m ^Dma demon ^Emtoo, for our ^Amblood's one and the same.

^ALong ago, there ^Ewas a kingdom ^F#mruled by a ^Aqueen ^DAt that time the two of us were ^Ebarely age fourteen. A “^Adaughter of ^Eevil” doomed the ^F#mkingdom from ^Awithin, ^DBut the stories lie, for she was my ^Eprecious little twin...

If the ^F#mwhole world ^Eplots to ex^Dtinguish your ^Elight ( F#m E D E Finally, the bells are announcing that time) If they ^F#mfind the ^Eneed to make ^Dyou break and ^Ecry ( F#m E D E I can feel my heart break with each passing chime.) Don’t you ^F#mworry, ^Edear, I am ^Dright by your ^Eside. ( F#m E D E With your eyes averted, you look to the sky.) So just ^F#msmile for ^Eme; it will a^Dll be al^Eright. ( F#m E D E And the blade whistles down as you call out my line.)

I am ^Amyour loyal s^Fervant, and y^Gou’re our country’s ^Cqueen. Us, ^Dmpair of pitied ^Ftwins, burdened ^Amby our desti^Emny. Let ^Amhellfire con^Fsume me, if ^Gthat’s what must be ^Cdone, I will ^Dmgladly play the^Em part, so that ^Amyou may shine, my sun.

If the ^Amday comes that ^Fwe are re^Gborn once a^Cgain It’d be ^Dmnice play with ^Emyou; So I’ll ^Amwait for you ‘til ^Athen