Biografia:
Dalton Louis Rapattoni (born February 6, 1996) is an American singer from Dallas, Texas. In 2015, he auditioned for the fifteenth season of American Idol. On April 6, 2016, he finished the show in third place. Dalton released his debut album Nobodys Home in 2017. He is also a former member of boy band IM5.
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[Verse]
A
She’s got a four leaf clover
F#m
on a cigarette in her mouth
E
and time is ticking out
D
her luck is running out
A
she’s got his promise ring
F#m
in the bottom of her bedside drawer
E
and she still wants him more
D
sprawled out on the floor
and tears are running down her
[Pre-Chorus]
E
face the fact that it’s never gonna work out
D
momma says he’s not up to snuff
E
she looks up and asks god if
D
he’ll give them a chance
but he never does
[Chorus]
A
and it acts like clockwork
F#m E
the midnight heartache’s right on time
A
and it acts like clockwork
F#m E
the regular breakdown’s half past nine
D
and you tell them that you’re fine
[Verse]
A
he’s got a chip on his shoulder
F#m
and he can’t hold down his pride
E
but he’s still sick inside
D
tired of fighting this battle
every day and every
[Pre-Chorus]
E
night after night he stays up and stays out
D
Daddy says he’s not good enough
E
and he looks up and asks god if
D
he’ll give them a chance
but he never does
[Chorus]
A
and it acts like clockwork
F#m E
the midnight heartache’s right on time
A
and it acts like clockwork
F#m E
the regular breakdown’s half past nine
D
and you tell them that you’re fine
[Bridge]
Bm D
So you find every clock in town
E A
and break them all
Bm D E
collect the ones off bedside tables
A F#m
and rip them off the wall
Bm D E
smash them into pieces
A F#m
piled on the street
D
until time stops ticking
[Chorus/Outro]
A
and it acts like clockwork
F#m E
the midnight heartache’s right on time
A
and it acts like clockwork
F#m E
the regular breakdown’s half past nine
D
and you tell them that you’re fine
A
and it acts like clockwork
F#m E
the mightnight heartache's right on time
A
just like clockwork
F#m E
the regular breakdowns half past nine
D
and you tell them that you’re fine
D
and you tell them that you’re fine
D A
and you tell them that your fine
A
She’s got a four leaf clover
F#m
on a cigarette in her mouth
E
and time is ticking out
D
her luck is running out
A
she’s got his promise ring
F#m
in the bottom of her bedside drawer
E
and she still wants him more
D
sprawled out on the floor
and tears are running down her
[Pre-Chorus]
E
face the fact that it’s never gonna work out
D
momma says he’s not up to snuff
E
she looks up and asks god if
D
he’ll give them a chance
but he never does
[Chorus]
A
and it acts like clockwork
F#m E
the midnight heartache’s right on time
A
and it acts like clockwork
F#m E
the regular breakdown’s half past nine
D
and you tell them that you’re fine
[Verse]
A
he’s got a chip on his shoulder
F#m
and he can’t hold down his pride
E
but he’s still sick inside
D
tired of fighting this battle
every day and every
[Pre-Chorus]
E
night after night he stays up and stays out
D
Daddy says he’s not good enough
E
and he looks up and asks god if
D
he’ll give them a chance
but he never does
[Chorus]
A
and it acts like clockwork
F#m E
the midnight heartache’s right on time
A
and it acts like clockwork
F#m E
the regular breakdown’s half past nine
D
and you tell them that you’re fine
[Bridge]
Bm D
So you find every clock in town
E A
and break them all
Bm D E
collect the ones off bedside tables
A F#m
and rip them off the wall
Bm D E
smash them into pieces
A F#m
piled on the street
D
until time stops ticking
[Chorus/Outro]
A
and it acts like clockwork
F#m E
the midnight heartache’s right on time
A
and it acts like clockwork
F#m E
the regular breakdown’s half past nine
D
and you tell them that you’re fine
A
and it acts like clockwork
F#m E
the mightnight heartache's right on time
A
just like clockwork
F#m E
the regular breakdowns half past nine
D
and you tell them that you’re fine
D
and you tell them that you’re fine
D A
and you tell them that your fine
Damage
Damaris
Damaris Fraire
Damaso Figueredo
Damasutra