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Aimee Mann ~ Put On Some Speed


pre> (i'm still working on the chords) Put on some speed * introduction: * verse 1: G am c2 (g) There'll be no payoff today G am c2 (g) I'm just refusing to pay G am c2 I'm gonna stand here and say D am "c'mon, do your worst!" D am Of course they'll never hear me D c2 g But we know 'bout that from the first * verse 2: I had some lessons to learn g am c2 (g) But they are not your concern g am c2 (g) I think at least you'd admit g am c2 You get what you choose d am 'cause i'm out here watching d am Walking around in your shoes d c2 g * chorus: No one is running for help 'cause no one saves you from yourself You've got solutions you need Well, put on some speed * verse 3: You never knew me at all g am c2 (g) Now you tell me who's at fault g am c2 (g) I left that book on the table g am c2 For you to read, but d am You've got to be willing d am To pick up the language at least d c2 g * chorus: No one is running for help 'cause no one saves you from yourself You've got solutions you need Well, put on some speed * bridge [there's one of?] [?????] don't stop it [that i could deal with?] without 'em Right after the fall No longer can we call on our fathers We're all alone, and it's all for all * verse 4 (instrumental): . g am c2 (g) . g am c2 (g) . g am c2 . d am . d am . d c2 g * chorus: No one is running for help 'cause no one saves you from yourself You've got solutions you need Well, put on some speed * coda: /pre> more free lyrics

pre>
(i'm still working on the chords)

Put on some speed

*** introduction:

*** verse 1:
G am c2 (g)
There'll be no payoff today
G am c2 (g)
I'm just refusing to pay
G am c2
I'm gonna stand here and say
D am
"c'mon, do your worst!"
D am
Of course they'll never hear me
D c2 g
But we know 'bout that from the first

*** verse 2:

I had some lessons to learn g am c2 (g)
But they are not your concern g am c2 (g)
I think at least you'd admit g am c2
You get what you choose d am
'cause i'm out here watching d am
Walking around in your shoes d c2 g

*** chorus:

No one is running for help
'cause no one saves you from yourself
You've got solutions you need
Well, put on some speed

*** verse 3:

You never knew me at all g am c2 (g)
Now you tell me who's at fault g am c2 (g)
I left that book on the table g am c2
For you to read, but d am
You've got to be willing d am
To pick up the language at least d c2 g

*** chorus:

No one is running for help
'cause no one saves you from yourself
You've got solutions you need
Well, put on some speed

*** bridge

[there's one of?] [?????] don't stop it
[that i could deal with?] without 'em
Right after the fall
No longer can we call on our fathers
We're all alone, and it's all for all

*** verse 4 (instrumental):

. g am c2 (g)
. g am c2 (g)
. g am c2
. d am
. d am
. d c2 g

*** chorus:

No one is running for help
'cause no one saves you from yourself
You've got solutions you need
Well, put on some speed

*** coda:

/pre>

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