Biography:
Kristin Chenoweth (born July 24, 1968) is an American soprano and actress. She released her sixth album and fifth studio album The Art of Elegance on September 23, 2016.
Chenoweth was born in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. She graduated from Oklahoma City University, where she earned a bachelor's degree in musical theater and a master's degree in opera performance. She is a member of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. In 1991, she won the title of "Miss OCU" and went on to win second runner-up in the Miss Oklahoma pageant.
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Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Intro]
G D Em C
[Verse 1]
G
They say that opposites attract
D
Well I can see it now as I look back
Em
If I wanted this
He wanted that
C
We'd bark and hiss like dogs and cats
G
Well the thing that drove me up a tree
D
Is the way he loved to disagree
Em D
Each time we had a difference of opinion
[Chorus 1]
C D
Well he liked the covers pulled down
G
But I didn't
C D
He though I should gain a few pounds
G
And I didn't
C D
What finally tore our love apart
Em A
Was a matter of religion
C D
He thought he was God
G
But I didn't
[Verse 2]
G
Well it was more than just a lovers spat
D
And the civil war of the thermostat
Em
We'd wail and wail like a manaics
C
Throwin shoes and bric-a-brac
G
Well I can see him now in his muscle shirt
D
With those perky pecks
And that cocky smirk
Em
Standin' there
D
Pushin' all my buttons
[Chorus 2]
C D
Well he liked the toilet seat up
G
But I didn't
C D
He thought I should be a C cup
G
And I didn't
C D
What finally tore our love apart
Em A
Was a matter of religion
C D
He thought he was God
G
And I didn't
[Bridge]
D
He really though he was the man
Em
Held my whole world in his hands
F C D
But if he ever comes down from that cloud he's sittin' on
Am G
Hallelujah brothers and sisters
D
I'll be gone
[Instrumental]
C D G
C D G
[Chorus 3]
C D
What finally tore our love apart
Em A
Was a matter of religion
C D
He thought he was God
Em A
He really liked himself a lot
C D
He thought he was God
G
But I didn't
G D Em C
[Verse 1]
G
They say that opposites attract
D
Well I can see it now as I look back
Em
If I wanted this
He wanted that
C
We'd bark and hiss like dogs and cats
G
Well the thing that drove me up a tree
D
Is the way he loved to disagree
Em D
Each time we had a difference of opinion
[Chorus 1]
C D
Well he liked the covers pulled down
G
But I didn't
C D
He though I should gain a few pounds
G
And I didn't
C D
What finally tore our love apart
Em A
Was a matter of religion
C D
He thought he was God
G
But I didn't
[Verse 2]
G
Well it was more than just a lovers spat
D
And the civil war of the thermostat
Em
We'd wail and wail like a manaics
C
Throwin shoes and bric-a-brac
G
Well I can see him now in his muscle shirt
D
With those perky pecks
And that cocky smirk
Em
Standin' there
D
Pushin' all my buttons
[Chorus 2]
C D
Well he liked the toilet seat up
G
But I didn't
C D
He thought I should be a C cup
G
And I didn't
C D
What finally tore our love apart
Em A
Was a matter of religion
C D
He thought he was God
G
And I didn't
[Bridge]
D
He really though he was the man
Em
Held my whole world in his hands
F C D
But if he ever comes down from that cloud he's sittin' on
Am G
Hallelujah brothers and sisters
D
I'll be gone
[Instrumental]
C D G
C D G
[Chorus 3]
C D
What finally tore our love apart
Em A
Was a matter of religion
C D
He thought he was God
Em A
He really liked himself a lot
C D
He thought he was God
G
But I didn't
