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Bad for Me  by  Danielle Peck

Intro:
F# F#  C# C#    F# F# C# D#    F# F#  C# C#    F# F# F#

Verse 1:
F#
I like chocolate, but my hips sure don't

I like drinkin' red wine, but tomorrow my head sure won't
                        C#                      B
These are just some things that I love that are bad for me


F#
I like shoppin', but my purse sure don't

I like wearin' high heels, but tomorrow my feet sure won't
                        C#                    B
These are just some things that I love that are bad for me


Chorus:
F#                                 B
But of all the things I shouldn't do
       F#             D#
Number one is lovin' you
            B
There's a fatal jump in your faithless arms
                C#
Why is everything that feels so dang good bad for me?

F#

Verse 2:
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I like fast cars, but the law sure don't
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I like partyin' late, but tomorrow my boss sure won't
                        C#                      B
These are just some things that I love that are bad for me


Chorus:
F#                                 B
But of all the things I shouldn't do
       F#             D#
Number one is lovin' you
            B
There's a fatal jump in your faithless arms
                 C#
Why is everything that feels so dang good bad for me?

C#

Bridge:
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Oh, I like danger, but common sense sure don't

Tonight I'll like your sweet lies, but tomorrow my heart sure won't
                C#                             B
These are just some things that I love that are bad for me


Chorus:
F#                                 B
But of all the things I shouldn't do
        F#       F#(^) F(^)  D#
Number one is      lovin'   you
                 B
There's a fatal jump in your faithless arms
                 C#
Why is everything that feels so dang good bad for me?

F#

Outro:
                         C#                               B
Oh, you're one of those things I love, but you're bad for me

So bad for me

F#



(^) = up an octave