CHORDS: The Last Dinner Party – The Feminine Urge Chords on Piano & Ukulele
These are The Feminine Urge chords by The Last Dinner Party on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.
[Verse 1]
Bm
A room at dusk
A
Mastering the art
of lying still
Em
Breathe like a girl
G
Til my lungs fill
Bm
Oh pull your
boots on boys
A
And push me down
Em
I’m only here for
G
your entertainment
[Chorus]
Gm
I am a dark red liver
stretched out on a rock
F#m
All the poison I convert
D
it and I turn it to love
Em
Here comes the feminine
urge I know it so well
G
To nurture the wounds
my mother held
D
Oh, ballerina bend under
the weight of it all
Am
Ain't it fun to hold
the world in your hand?
G
Do you feel like a man
when I can’t talk back?
Gm
Do you want me or
do you want control?
D
Failure to commit
to the role, I admit
Am
Was a failure you
achieved on your own
G
Do you want me to care
when you just disappear?
Gm
I can’t win them all
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[Verse 2]
Bm
Run 'til I fall
A
How I wish the trees
would swallow me
Em
Make me a forest
G
Take away my soul
Bm
I could never give
The curse of her
A
I- I could never live
Em
with the guilt of lying
G
That people are kind
[Chorus]
Gm
I am a dark red liver
Stretched out on the rocks
F#m
All the poison I convert
D
it and I turn it to love
Em
Here comes the feminine urge
I know it so well
G
To nurture the wounds
my mother held
D
Oh, ballerina bend
under the weight
of it all
Am
Ain't it fun to hold
the world in your hand?
G
Do you feel like a man
when I can’t talk back?
Gm
Do you want me or
do you want control?
D
Failure to commit
to the role, I admit
Am
Was a failure you
achieved on your own
G
Do you want me to
care when you just
disappear?
Gm
I can’t win them all
[Chorus]
Gm
I am a dark red liver
(ooh)
Stretched out on
the rocks (oh-oh-ooh)
F#m
All the poison I convert
D
it and I turn it to love
(ooh-oh-ooh-ooh)
Em
Here comes the feminine
urge
I know it so well
(oh-oh-ooh)
G
To nurture the wounds
Gm
Give me that dark
red liquor
Stretched out
on the rocks
F#m
All the poison I convert
D
it and I turn it to love
Em
Here comes the feminine
urge
I know it so well
G
To nurture the wounds
my mother held

