Nofx - La pieta

When s^Ahe asked me to ^C#m7kill her, I sai^Dd of course I wou^Ald ^FmShe had another ^Eweek or two, But ^Dwhy should she su^Affer Then my dau^Dghter walked into the be^Dmdroom and asked what's w^C#m7rong with grandmas f^Fmace My mot^Aher decided she w^C#m7anted to die with gr^Dace ^A

I said “Mo^Amma, are you s^C#m7ure you want this to hap^Dpen to you right no^Aw?” She said “^FmYes, please end it sw^Eeety, I can’t l^Dive in this much p^Aain I w^Dant to die sur^Dmrounded by the p^C#m7eople I most lo^Fmve I brought y^Aou into this w^C#m7orld, you gotta take me ou^Dt” ^A

My li^Afes’ greatest de^C#m7cision took ju^Dst one mill^Aisec ^FmEthics turn to ins^Etinct and pr^Dim into re^Aspect I gr^Dinded twenty o^Dmxys and th^C#m7irty perc^Fmeset I was t^Aold that would be ^C#m7more than eno^Dugh ^A

It t^Aurns out she was st^C#m7ronger than anyo^Dne had thou^Aght The b^Fmrain wanted to tu^Ern off but it co^Duldnt convince her he^Aart Her e^Dyes stuck halfway o^Dmpen, her m^C#m7outh shaped a dead f^Fmrown After t^Awenty hours her ^C#m7body would not shut do^Dwn ^A

I t^Aold everyone to l^C#m7eave the room, th^Dis was a solo si^An I said go^Fmodbye and ki^Essed her and s^Dhot her in ins^Aulin Her de^Dath rattle, her l^Dmast battle, my m^C#m7ind could never er^Fmase So I ge^Antly held a p^C#m7illow on her fa^Dce ^A

Call ^Ame what you ^C#m7need to, ca^Dll this an att^Aack ^FmFill my veins with c^Eold blood and co^Dlor my heart bl^Aack My m^Dom gave me the gr^Dmeatest life a^C#m7nyone could ever l^Fmive So ^AI gave her the greatest ^C#m7gift that I could gi^Dve ^A