Tobuscus - Dramatic song

^CmThis song sounds dramatic ^Bbbut I'm bad at writing words. ^AbIf you don't speak English, ^Gthis probably sounds pretty good.

^CmYou'd probably think I'm singing ^Bbbout some pretty serious stuff. ^AbBut in reality, I'm singing 'bout ^Gthe lack of stuff i'm ^Cmsinging 'bout. This part's intense.^Bb

^Ab As long as ^G you don't understand it. ^CmYour foreign grandma ^Bbwould love this song. ^AbPlease send it to her, ^Gand she'll probably tell her ^Cmforeign friends about the song her ^Bbgrandson or daughter sent her today. ^AbThis song might hit the charts in her ^Gcountry if parts sounded like ^Cm Coldplay. ^Bb If the c^Abhorus sounds like Co^Gld-play. ^Cm Then I put some 'L^Bba- La-La's in there. ^AbLa la la la la, ^Gla la la la la la la (Coldplay) ^CmHopefully your foreign grandma ^Bblistens to this song everyday. ^AbAnd if she asks you to trans^Glate the lyrics, here's what you say: ^Cm"A perfect transl^Bbation does not exist. ^AbWell, at least^G, not in your language. ^Cm But if you must know^Bb, well, picture this: ^AbFifty billion rainbows, ^Gand the sun is setting, and the ^Cmmoon is setting, also, and you're t^Bbhere in a gazebo. ^Ab And then God descends from h^Geaven and He gives you a million d^Cmollars. Take that feeling, ^Bb and put it into a song. ^Ab I could translate ^Gword by word, but that'd take too long. ^Cm And I've got stuff to do grand^Bbma. I don't have time for this. ^Ab You've gotta trust me grandma, ^Gthis freakin' song is brilliant...t