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Now I'm Learning to Love the War

Father John Misty
Version1
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
Try  not to think so much about
 The truly staggering  amount of oil that it takes to make a  record
 All the shipping,  the vinyl, the cellophane lining
 The high  gloss
 The tape and the gear
 Try not to become too consumed
 With what's a criminal volume of oil that it takes to paint a portrait
 The acrylic, the varnish
 Aluminum tubes filled with latex
 The solvents and dye
Lets  just call this what it is
 The jealous  side of mankind's death wish
 When it's my time to go
Gonna  leave behind things that won't decompose
 Try not to dwell so much upon
 How it won't be so very long from now that they laugh at us for selling
 A bunch of 15 year olds made from dinosaur bones singing "oh yeah"
 Again and again
 Right up to the end
 Lets just call this what it is
 The jealous side of mankind's death wish
 When it's my time to go
 Gonna leave behind things that won't decompose

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Readable chord sheet for Now I'm Learning to Love the War by Father John Misty

[A]Try not to think so much about
The truly staggering[E] amount of oil that it takes to make a[Fm] record
All the [B]shipping, the vinyl, the cellophane lining
The h[E]igh gloss
The tape and the gear

Try not to become too consumed
With what's a criminal volume of oil that it takes to paint a portrait
The acrylic, the varnish
Aluminum tubes filled with latex
The solvents and dye

[Fm]Lets just call this what it [B]is
The j[A]ealous side of mankind's death [Fm]wish
When it's my time to [B]go
[E]Gonna leave behind things that won't d[A]ecompose

Try not to dwell so much upon
How it won't be so very long from now that they laugh at us for selling
A bunch of 15 year olds made from dinosaur bones singing "oh yeah"
Again and again
Right up to the end

Lets just call this what it is
The jealous side of mankind's death wish
When it's my time to go
Gonna leave behind things that won't decompose

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