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Portal 2 by Valve Jonathan Coulton Arr Want You Gone from Portal 2 by Valve Jonathan Coulton Arr. Sebastian Wolff Lively q = 100 www.SebastianWolff.info GLaDOS: Well, here we are a- gain It's al- ways such a plea- sure mf 5 A5 Re- mem- ber when you tried to kill me twice? Oh, how we laughed and laughed 8 D C© Ex- cept I was- n't laugh- ing Un- der the cir- cum- stan- ces I've been shock-lying - nice 3 Copyright © 2011 Valve Corporation Last edited: 4/24/2011 19:00 | The potato is a lie 2 Want You Gone Portal 2 11 F© G©‹7 F©/A© B F© G©‹7 You want your free -dom take it That's what I'm count- 14 F©/A© BF©G©‹7 F©/A© B B‹ E5 E7 ing on. I used to want you dead but now Ionly- want you go 18 A5 - ne She was a lot like you Want You Gone 3 Portal 2 21 (May- be not quite as hea- vy) Now lit-Caro tle -- line is in here too 24 F© G©‹7 One day they woke me up So I could live for- e - ver It's such a shame the same will 3 27 D C© F© G©‹7 F©/A© B ne -ver hap-pen to you You've got your short sad life left 4 Want You Gone Portal 2 30 F© G©‹7 F©/A© B F© G©‹7 That's what I'm count-on ing I'll let you get 33 F©/A© B B‹ E5 E7 A5 right to it Now Ionly- want you go - ne 37 Good-myonly bye - friend Oh, did you think I meant you? That would be fun-ifit ny (silence) Want You Gone 5 Portal 2 40 weren't so sad Well you have been re- placed I don' tneed an- y- one now 3 43 D C© F© G©‹7 When I de- lete you may- be I'll stop feel -ing so bad Go make some new f 46 F©/A© B F© G©‹7 F©/A© B di- sas - ter That's what I'm count-on ing 6 Want You Gone Portal 2 49 F© G©‹7 F©/A© B B‹ E5 E7 You're some-el one -se's prob- lem Now Ionly- want you go 52 A A/G F©‹ F©‹/E B‹ E5 E7 -ne Now Ionly- want you go - 54 A A/G F©‹ F©‹/E B‹ E5 E7 -ne Now Ionly- want you gone .
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