Avril Lavigne - Don't Tell Me First Version: chords and tabs for the song. Watch chords and tablatures for all songs of the singer (group) Avril Lavigne. Other chords and tabs for the "Don't Tell Me" can find at the bottom of the page. Avril Lavigne – Don’t tell me Tuning - Standard (EADGBE) [INTRO] e/|----------------12-------------------------------14------12-----------------| B||--9---10---12----------12---10---9-----10---12------------------------------| G||----------------------------------------------------------------------------| D||----------------------------------------------------------------------------| A||----------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|----------------------------------------------------------------------------| [VERSE] E Asus2 B Asus2 You held my hand and walked me home, I know E Asus2 B Asus2 Why you gave me the kiss, it was something like this, you made me go, oh oh E Asus2 B Asus2 You wiped my tears got rid of all my fears, why did you have to go? E Asus2 B Asus2 Guess it wasn't enough to take up some of my love, gosh you're so hard to trust [PRE CHORUS] E Asus2 Well did I, not tell you, E Asus2 That I''m not Like that girl E Asus2 B The one who, gives it all away [CHORUS] E Asus2 B Asus2 Did you think that I was gonna give it up to you, this time? E Asus2 B Asus2 Did you think that it was something I was gonna do, and cry E Asus2 B Dont try to tell me what to do Asus2 E Dont try to tell me what to say Asus2 B Asus2 Your better off that way E Asus2 B Asus2 This guilt trip that you put me on, won't, mess me up I've done no wrong E Asus2 B Any thoughts of you and me have gone away E B Asus2 Did you think that I was gonna give it up to you, this time? E Asus2 B Asus2 Did you think that it was something I was gonna do, and cry E Asus2 B Dont try to tell me what to do Asus2 E Dont try to tell me what to say Asus2 B Asus2 E Your better off that way Asus2 B I’m better off alone anyway |
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