[ Предположительная тональность: Em ] I noticed that MK plays lead on with capo on 6th fret, so intro would be relative to capo Em G B/ ---0------------------- --------3------------- -------------2------- ---2---------1--------- ---2----2----2---------- ---0----3-------------- Also in verses he use Fm (or Bm relative to capo) and I think he plays it like a triad X210xx when he goes Bm to Em so it would be something like x-----0-------------- x-----0-------------- --0---0--------------- --1---2-------------- --2---2------------- --x---0------------- Bm Em Em G B7 Em Em G B7 Em B7 Em Em Em Em G Bm Em D One thing was leading to the next C D I bit off more than I could chew G Bm Em D I had the power to sign the checks C D It wasn't difficult to do Bm Em I couldn't stay and face the music C D So many reasons why Bm Em I won't be sending postcards C G D B7 Em From Paraguay, from Paraguay, from Paraguay Em G B7 Em Em G B7 Em B7 Em Em Em Em G Bm Em D I robbed a bank full of dinero C D A big old mountain of dough G Bm Em D So it was goodbye companero C7 D And cheerio Bm Em I couldn't stay and face the music C D So many reasons why Bm Em I won't be sending postcards C G D B7 Em From Paraguay, from Paraguay, from Paraguay Em G B7 Em Em G B7 B7 Em G B7 Em Em G B7 B7 C C C G G G G C C C C G B7 B7 B7 Em B7 Em Em Em Em G Bm Em D I never meant to be a cheater C D But there was blood on the wall G Bm Em D I had to steal from Peter C7 D To pay what I owed to Paul Bm Em I couldn't stay and face the music C D So many reasons why Bm Em I won't be sending postcards C G D B7 Em From Paraguay, from Paraguay, from Paraguay Em G B7 Em Em G B7 B7 Em G B7 Em Em G B7 B7
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