looks like there wasn't anything on here for this song! anyway, here's my take on it,
pretty simple and you can pretty much figure out the strum pattern for yourself :')
standard tuning, no capo
[Am]she was reu[G]nited with the [Am]father of her kids
[Am]he said "it wasn't me it [G]was the booze; i [Am]know not what i did"
she said "you [Am]filled the bathtub [G]with my blood when [Am]you bashed in my head
[Am]you can go to [G]hell i'm moving o[Am]n
[Am]you can go to [G]hell i'm moving o[Am]n"
[Am]then she saw her [G]mom who said "i [Am]love you sweet baby"
she [Am]said "then why'd you [G]beat me until [Am]i started to bleed?
you [Am]starved me too i [G]had to dance for [Am]money in the street
[Am]you can go to [G]hell i'm moving o[Am]n
[Am]you can go to [G]hell i'm moving o[Am]n"
[F]running from the one who gave her [Am]life
[F]running from the man who called her [Am]wife
[F]she will find a way out i am [Am]sure
[F]then no one can hurt her any[Am]more
when she got there the old man was holding a tutu
and a pair of brand new pink capezio toe shoes
she laughed and said "excuse me sir do those belong to you?"
he said "no they're yours, go put them on"
he said "no they're yours, go put them on"
the stage was big as every place she'd ever lived combined
and there were wooden soldiers there that were three times her size
with a plie and a releve her dreams were realized
she said "but i thought clara was a blonde"
she said "but i thought clara was a blonde"
the old man said "now princess, yes your hair's as black as night
but prima ballerinas now we know aren't always white
a million people saying something's so don't make it right"
she said "i've died and gone to heaven,
i've died and gone to heaven,"
running from the one who gave her life
running from the man who called her wife
she will find a way out i am sure
then no one can hurt her anymore
pretty simple and you can pretty much figure out the strum pattern for yourself :')
standard tuning, no capo
[Am]she was reu[G]nited with the [Am]father of her kids
[Am]he said "it wasn't me it [G]was the booze; i [Am]know not what i did"
she said "you [Am]filled the bathtub [G]with my blood when [Am]you bashed in my head
[Am]you can go to [G]hell i'm moving o[Am]n
[Am]you can go to [G]hell i'm moving o[Am]n"
[Am]then she saw her [G]mom who said "i [Am]love you sweet baby"
she [Am]said "then why'd you [G]beat me until [Am]i started to bleed?
you [Am]starved me too i [G]had to dance for [Am]money in the street
[Am]you can go to [G]hell i'm moving o[Am]n
[Am]you can go to [G]hell i'm moving o[Am]n"
[F]running from the one who gave her [Am]life
[F]running from the man who called her [Am]wife
[F]she will find a way out i am [Am]sure
[F]then no one can hurt her any[Am]more
when she got there the old man was holding a tutu
and a pair of brand new pink capezio toe shoes
she laughed and said "excuse me sir do those belong to you?"
he said "no they're yours, go put them on"
he said "no they're yours, go put them on"
the stage was big as every place she'd ever lived combined
and there were wooden soldiers there that were three times her size
with a plie and a releve her dreams were realized
she said "but i thought clara was a blonde"
she said "but i thought clara was a blonde"
the old man said "now princess, yes your hair's as black as night
but prima ballerinas now we know aren't always white
a million people saying something's so don't make it right"
she said "i've died and gone to heaven,
i've died and gone to heaven,"
running from the one who gave her life
running from the man who called her wife
she will find a way out i am sure
then no one can hurt her anymore
