she cuts her own fringe

A                           D
   She's in a league of her own
          G
She wears cotton wool under her headphones
A                             D
   She keeps her shoes in the fridge
            G                       A
She says to swear at dogs is a sacrilege
                     D            B7
And maybe I'm just a sucker for a girl
                                   E
Who puts pictures of soap over the bathroom door
                     Cm
So she knows when to buy some more


     G    D              Em
'Cos she    cuts her own fringe
                  Bm
And sometimes her sleeve is singed
     C
From cooking her dinner
D                       Em      D
Dressed in her Saturday things
                 G
She cuts her own fringe


A                           D
   She keeps her phone in a tin
            G
So that the ringer sounds like an alien
A                       D     G
   Taught her canary to sing "Ace of Spades"
                      A
And then to trash its cage
                                 D
She's the kind of girl you would suffer for
   B7
As long as she kept making as she slept
     E
That strange little claw
                   Cm
That she hooks up around her jaw


     G    D              Em
'Cos she    cuts her own fringe
                  Bm
And sometimes her sleeve is singed
     C
From cooking her dinner
D                       Em      D
Dressed in her Saturday things
                 G
She cuts her own fringe



    D#m  A#m            D#m
And I       gave her my heart
F#             C#m   B
She likes it a lot
              A#mb5          D
Says it's the best one she's got



Instrumental Break:

G D Em Bm C D Em D



     G    D              Em
'Cos she    cuts her own fringe
                  Bm
And sometimes the cuttings cling
C                    D                    Em
Onto her eybrows and end up afloat in her drink
      Am                       D
It's enough to send all those anonymous addicts
            Em       D
Back on the binge
                      G
'Cos she cuts her own fringe



Transcribed by Laurence Booth