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Acorde de Mistletoe - Colbie Caillat

Letra de Mistletoe

Capo on 5th Fret 



Intro G C x4



Verse:

G

Great

C

Fake plastic Mistletoe

G

Wrap me in a great big bow

C

And tear me apart

G

It�s Christmas time

C

So open up the flood gates

G

Tell me that you�ll be late

C

And rip me apart



Pre-Chorus:

Em D C

Cause you say that, you say that things will be alright

Em D C

But I�ve heard that, I�ve heard that so many times and I know that..



Chorus:

G

It�s not Christmas if the snow don�t fall

C

And I�m still standing here 3 feet small

Em

Lose our troubles because after all

C

It�s Christmas time



Verse:

G

Cold

C

Icing on the walkways

G

Slip into the games we play

C

We�re falling apart



G

A great big house

C

That�s made out of ginger bread

G

Crumbles to the ground

C

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We�re breaking apart



Pre-Chorus:

Em D C

But you said that, you said that things would be alright

Em D C

But I�ve heard that, I�ve heard that so many times and I know that





Chorus:

G

It�s not Christmas if the snow don�t fall

C

And I�m still standing here 3 feet small

Em

Lose our troubles because after all

C

It�s Christmas time



Bridge:

G

And I�ve been waiting for you to come

C

And it�s hard cause I feel so alone

Em

And I just want you to come home



G

And I�ve been waiting for you to come

C

And it�s hard cause I feel so alone

Em

And I just want you to come home



Chorus x2 (Repeat twice):

G

It�s not Christmas if the snow don�t fall

C

And I�m still standing here 3 feet small

Em

Lose our troubles because after all

C

It�s Christmas time





G

It�s Christmas time again

C

And all your friends, all your friends

Em

Are smiling

C G (to end song)

It�s Christmas time

Letra subida por: An�nimo

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