Madison Lindsey - Claudio, аккорды

[Verse 1] C Shakespeare witnessed Em the American South and G wrote Claudio C All righteous men burn the D woman they love as a Em witch C And southern boys will make excuses Em Cause they would have done the same G Sister, speak low when you curse Claudio’s name Em He’s not rare, he’s your C friend, he’s your neighbor G And trust is a woman’s worst labor {Pre-chorus] C Chance upon chance, Em break her heart but G she’ll still take her vows C The burden of proof Em always rests on your G dutiful spouse Em She’ll be too clever when she’s older, G pick a flower when it’s young C As if idiots like Icarus G got to swallow the sun C God, I’d eat their G hearts in the marketplace C God, I’d eat their G hearts in the marketplace [Chorus] Em Now her husband's a man that didn’t Em mind her in the ground C And her neighbors hand her over in C the name of his crown G And men who think G they’re cowboys are running your town Em We’ve known it G since 1599 Em Words don’t need to be true, they’ll believe who is loud C As if valor were forged from the tongue in his mouth G But forgiveness is demanded of a woman beaten down Em And the monster’s deemed a G product of his time G/B C Am7 Mm-mmm-mm-mmm G/B C Am7 D Mm-mmm-mm-mmm [Verse 2] C Shakespeare witnessed Em the American south and G wrote Hero C She knows he’s Hercules who D tells a lie and Em swears it C And southern boys will make excuses Em Cause they would have done the same G Sister, speak low when you curse Claudio’s name Em He’s not rare, he’s your C friend, he’s your neighbor G And hope is a woman’s great slaver [Pre-Chorus] C Gullible boys win the fates of the women I love Em Marry poor, marry rich, but marry quick and marry young G And so idiots like Icarus get to swallow the sun C God, I’d eat their G hearts in the marketplace C God, I’d eat their G hearts in the marketplace [Chorus] Em Now her husband's a man that didn’t Em mind her in the ground C And her neighbors hand her over in C the name of his crown G And men who think G they’re cowboys are running your town Em We’ve known it G since 1599 Em Words don’t need to be true, they’ll believe who is loud C As if valor were forged from the tongue in his mouth G But forgiveness is demanded of a woman beaten down Em And the monster’s deemed a G product of his time [Outro] Em A soldier’s bravado, shame’s aficionado G in his prime E Paranoid and prejudiced, he jumps to meet G any seeming sign D Em His trigger finger ruins your legacy Em But he's forgiven for his crimes G C Every man has his face, but they'll say Em "his deeds were never mine" N.C. But C Shakespeare witnessed Em the American South and G wrote Claudio G/B C Am7 Mm-mmm-mm-mmm G/B C Am7 D Mm-mmm-mm-mmm