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Pet Sematary artist:Ramones , writer:Dee Dee Ramone, Daniel Rey https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3J0iwwsq-w [Dm] [Em] [F] [Dm] [Em] [F] [Dm] Under the [Em] arc of a [F] weather stain boards [Dm] Ancient [Em] goblins [F] and warlords [Dm] Come out of the [Em] ground not [F] making a sound [Dm] The smell of [Em] Death is [F] all around [C] And the night when the [Dm] cold wind blows [C] No one cares, [Dm] nobody [Bb] knows [Dm] I don't wanna be [F] buried in a [C] Pet Sema-[Bb]tary [Dm] I don't want to [C] live my life a-[Bb] gain [C] [Dm] I don't wanna be [F] buried in a [C] Pet Sema-[Bb]tary [Dm] I don't want to [C] live my life a-[Bb]gain [C] [Dm] Follow [Em] Victor to the s[F] acred place [Dm] This ain't a [Em] dream, I [F] can't escape [Dm] Molars and [Em] fangs, the [F] clicking of bones [Dm] Spirits [Em] moaning a-[F] mong the tombstones [C] And the night when the [Dm] moon is bright [C] Someone cries, [Dm] something ain't [Bb] right [Dm] I don't wanna be [F] buried in a [C] Pet Sema-[Bb]tary [Dm] I don't want to [C] live my life a-[Bb]gain [C] [Dm] I don't wanna be [F] buried in a [C] Pet Sema-[Bb]tary [Dm] I don't want to [C] live my life a-[Bb]gain [C] [Bb] [Dm] [Bb] [C] [Dm] The moon is [Em] full, the [F] air is still, [Dm] all of a [Em] sudden I [F] feel a chill [Dm] Victor is [Em] grinning, [F] he's rotting away, [Dm] Skeletons [Em] dance, I [F] curse this day [C] And the night when the [Dm] wolf cries out [C] Listen close and [Dm] you can hear me [Bb] shout [Dm] I don't wanna be [F] buried in a [C] Pet Sema-[Bb]tary [Dm] I don't want to [C] live my life a-[Bb]gain [C] [Dm] I don't wanna be [F] buried in a [C] Pet Sema-[Bb]tary [Dm] I don't want to [C] live my life a-[Bb]gain [C] oh, [Dm] no, [C] oh, [Bb] no [C] I dont want to [Dm] live my life, [C] not a-[Bb]gain [C] oh, [Dm] no, [C] oh, [Bb] oh [C] I dont want to [Dm] live my life, [C] not a-[Bb]gain [C] oh, no, [Dm] no, no [C] [Bb] [C] [Dm] [C] [Bb] [C] Produced by www.ozbcoz.com - Jim's Guitar Songbook Guitar Tuning EADGBE.

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