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(intro) G D Em C (verse 1)
GWell they say that opposites attract DI can see it now as I look back EmIf I wanted this, he wanted that We’Cd bark and hiss like dogs and cats But the tGhing that drove me up a tree Was the wDay he liked to disagree Each tEmime we had a difference of opinion D
(chorus 1)
CHe liked the covers pulled dDown and I diGdn’t He thought CI should lose a few Dpounds and I Gdidn’t But what fCinally tore our lDove apart was a matter ofEm religion A CHe thought he was GDod, and I dGidn’t
(verse 2)
GWell it was more than just a lover’s spat DIn this civil war of the thermostat EmWe’d wail away like maniacs CThrowing shoes and brick-a-brac I can sGee him now in his muscle shirt With those peDrky pecks and that cocky smirk EmStandin’ there pushin’ all myD buttons
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He lCiked the toilet seat uDp, and I didGn’t He thought CI should be a “C?D?? cup, aGnd I didn’t But whatC finally tore our lDove apart was a matter ofEm religion A CHe thought he was GDod, and I diGdn’t
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Yeah, he Dreally thought he was the man EmHeld my whole world in his hands But if heF ever comes down from that cCloud he’s sittin??D? on EmHallelujah brothers and sCisters, I’ll beD gone
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What finaClly tore our loDve apart was a Emmatter of reAligion CHe thought he was GDod, He really lEmiked himself a Alot CHe thought he was GDod, and I dGidn’t C G
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