Sloan - She Put Up With What She Put Down

[Intro]

D
(with Riff 1 x2)

[Verse 1]

G Bm
Reading the draft, wasn’t sure where to laugh
Em C
The language wasn’t very refined
G Bm
Skipping ahead, she wasn’t sure where it led
Em C
The patterns were too hard to find

[Bridge]

Am B7
Traffic and lights, connecting flights
Em C
She read it through
G Bm Em C
The church rang a bell, heard it from the hotel
G Bm Em C
She stood up to open the blinds

[Interlude]

D (with Riff 1)

[Verse 2]

G Bm
Old magazine became part of her scene
Em C
She put up with what she put down
G Bm
Laying in bed now off the top of her hed
Em C
Knowing she could take him to town

[Bridge]

Am B7
Traffic and lights, setting her sights
Em C
She always knew
G Bm Em C
Some aim to be great but they’re just still as straight
G Bm Em C
That history’s often unkind

[Interlude]

D (with Riff 1)

[Bridge]

C Em Bm G
Writing her thoughts as she stares out to the highway
C Em Bm G
Will anyone read or review?
C Em Bm G
Cool ocean air as she pulls into the driveway
C Em Bm G
The ceiling is cracked, but she’s leaning out the window
Bm
Out of the window
Em
Out of the window
C
Out of the window

[Bridge]

Am B7
Traffic and lights, connecting flights
Em C
She thought it through
G Bm Em C
Make no mistake, she’ll never let them eat cake
G Bm Em C
Cause history’s often unkind
G Bm Em C
Still the church rang a bell, echoed through the hotel
G Bm Em C
The key is often harder to find

[Interlude]

D (with Riff 1)

[Outro]

G C G

G C G