Patrick Park is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
Park grew up in Morrison, Colorado. He was exposed to the arts at an early age: his mother was a published poet, and his father was a doctor who enjoyed playing folk and blues records and the guitar at home. Park himself began to write songs in his early teens and played in bands starting in middle school.
He moved to New York City to try and start a music career, but left after less than eight months for Los Angeles
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Patrick Park - Your Smile's A Drug Tuning - Capo 1st fret [email protected]
Intro: FFFsus4FCGAmFmaj7AmGEm* G E--1----1----1--1--1----0----3----0-----------------------------| B--1----1----1--1--1----1----0----1--------------0----0----0----| G--2----2----3--3--2----0----0----2----2----2----0----0----0----| D--3----3----3--3--3----2----0----2----3----2----0----2----0----| A--3----3----1--1--3----3----2----0----0----0----2----2----2----| E--1----1----1--1--1---------3-------------------3----3----3----|
Verse 1: FCG I should lay around and curse the day that I fell upon your sword AmFmaj7AmGEm* G Cause I'm a poor boy FCCGAm And your smile is a drug that I can't afford F** CG ...Anymore (Repeat for Verse 2): 'Cause you’re a tongue tied talker with sleepy eyes That always gets the last word You're not broken You're just tired and it shows
Chorus:
AmFCG When you're tired, acting tough, you only take two and a quarter to get f*cked up,
AmFCG And when you say you're in love, you just sound like you're giving up
(repeat)
FFsus4FCGAmFmaj7AmGEm* G ohhh....
Verse 3 - same as Verse 1 and 2: Let's say it'll be a right, it'll be a risky bet 'Cause I'm about as good as I'm gonna get Oh, these chains are tight And the courage that I showed, left a long time ago Just so you know
Repeat Chorus x2 - add C to end
*make sure to play the low G with the Em **if you leave the high F an open E it sounds better here