Lucy Wainwright Roche - The worst part

^F hone^Cstly you were ^Gless than a ^Amprince ^Fi could ^Csay that a^Ggain ^F what we ^Chad was little ^Gmore than a ^Amglimpse of the ^Fthings that we wan^Cted back ^Gthen

^Am no one ^Clikes to ^Gfind the ^Amone who they thought was ^Clovely was a ^Gflash in the pan ^Am survey the ^Cscene well ^Gthe break was ^Amclean hell that may be ^Ctrue and yet the ^Glosses were grand

and the ^Cworst part is oh the ^Gworst part is oh the ^Amvery worst part ^Fis ^C i will always ^Glove you any^Amway ^F and the ^Cworst part is oh the ^Gworst part is oh the ^Amvery worst part ^Fis ^C i will always ^Glove you any^Amway ^F

^F left my^Cself sitting ^Gpretty and ^Amdumb ^F sitting ^Cright on the ^Grails ^F the service ^Ctrain came and ^Gset us ap^Amart although ^Fnow i’m stil^Cl getting you^Gr mail

^Am you seem to ^Chave found ^Ga way to ^Ambring me down to make me ^Csee just how the ^Gproblem is mine ^Am if you would ^Clike to be^G a person ^Ammaking me feel worse well ^Cyou can get be^Ghind me in line