Nina Nesbitt - Mr c

Or maybe I’^Emm unkind, unkind, unkind You’re the rich boy from my^Am town, my town, my town But that can’t win m^Eme round, me ‘round, me ‘round

^AmYou think I li^Cke you ‘cause you^Em bought me ^Ga drink ^AmBut I’m just^C short of cash an^Gd able t^Do wink

^GExcuse me Mr ^EmC Who you tryna ^Ckid? ^AmI’ll take the drink, but if you think ^GYou’re coming home wit^Emh me Who you tryna ^Ckid? ^AmOh you’re so vain (I can’t believe it) When you’re unde^Amr the lights, the lights, you’re alright But conversation’^Ems dry, you’re dry, you’re dry Just trying to boast about your ^Amparents’ house in the south of France

^EmYou’re gone, you’re gone, you’re gone Oh you and all your people ^AmI’ve come t^Co conclusio^Emn you’re qu^Dite fit ^AmBut I’m unde^Cr no illusio^Gn you’r^De a dick

^GExcuse me Mr ^EmC Who you tryna ^Ckid? ^AmI’ll take the drink, but if you think ^GYou’re coming home wit^Emh me Who you tryna ^Ckid? ^AmOh you’re so vain

^AmI, I never meant to hurt or make you ^Emcry Your mum’^Ams outside, she’s waiting for you in her ^Dnew X5

^GExcuse me Mr ^EmC Who you tryna ^Ckid? ^AmI’ll take the drink, but if you think ^GYou’re coming home wit^Emh me Who you tryna ^Ckid? ^AmOh you’re so vain (2x)

^GExcuse me Mr ^EmC (excuse me Mr C) ^GExcuse me Mr ^EmC (one more champagne please) ^GExcuse me Mr ^EmC (and a strawberry daiquiri) ^GExcuse me Mr ^EmC