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Genesis
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Genesis

10 songs|109 chords used|Hard

Chords used

×Am
××Dm
×A
×A7
3frGm
3frGm7
F
6fr×Ebmaj7
2frGbmaj7
Fm7
6fr×Ebm7
4fr×Db
Gb
×Bb/F
×C
×Am7
F7
4fr×Dbmaj7
Fm
4fr××Dbdim
4frAbmaj7
4frAb
Gb7
2fr×B/Eb
4fr×Db/Eb
3fr×Cm
G
Gmaj7
4fr×C#m7
3fr×Cm7
Bbm
6fr×Ebadd9
Bb
×C7
×Bb/C
6fr×Eb/C
F/C
××C#7
Em
E
2fr×B/F
×B
F#7
2fr×Bmaj7
4frG#m
4fr×C#m
××D
2fr×Badd9
6fr×Eb
Emaj7
6fr×D#m7
×Bm7
4fr×C#6
2fr×B6
×A#m7
E/G
6fr×Ebm
E7
4frG#m7
2fr×B4
4frAb/C
×Bb6
4frAb7
6fr×Eb/D
×Bm
F#m
4fr×C#/F
6fr×Eb4
×Bb7
××Eb7
5fr×D/C
×A/B
×B7
Eadd9
Em9
×G/B
×Cadd9
Em7
×Am9
××Dm7
8fr××Fdim7
F#m7
×Amaj7
E9
E/D
2frGb/Db
2fr×B/Db
Gbm
×A/E
2fr×B/E
3fr×C/F
5fr×D/F
3fr×C/D
2fr×Bsus4
3fr×C9
2fr×Bsus2
××Dmaj7
×A6
3fr×C6
××D7
×A2
Gadd9
3frG6
4frG#
3frG/D
×A/D
Esus
2fr×B/A
4frG#sus
1.

One For The Vine (acoustic)

Key: AmHard
×Am
××Dm
×A
×A7
3frGm
3frGm7
F
6fr×Ebmaj7
2frGbmaj7
Fm7
6fr×Ebm7
4fr×Db
Gb
×Bb/F
×C
×Am7
F7
4fr×Dbmaj7
Fm
4fr××Dbdim
4frAbmaj7
4frAb
Gb7
2fr×B/Eb
4fr×Db/Eb
3fr×Cm
G
Gmaj7
4fr×C#m7
3fr×Cm7
Bbm
6fr×Ebadd9
Bb
×C7
×Bb/C
6fr×Eb/C
F/C
××C#7
Em
E
2fr×B/F
×B
F#7
2fr×Bmaj7
4frG#m
4fr×C#m
××D
2fr×Badd9
6fr×Eb
Emaj7
6fr×D#m7
×Bm7
AmDmA
A7sus4A7
DmFifty thousand F7sus4men were sent to Dmdo the will of Gmone.Gm7 F Ebmaj7
DmHis claim was phrased quite sF7sus4imply, though he Dmnever voiced it louGbmaj7d,
I Fm7am Ebm7he, the DbchosGben Bb/Fone.
In Dmhis name they could F7sus4slaughter, for Dmhis name they could Gmdie.Gm7 F Ebmaj7
DmThough many there were belF7sus4ieved in him, still Dmmore were sure he Gbmaj7lied,
But Fm7they'll Ebm7fight the DbbattGble Bb/Fon.
Then one whose Cfaith had died Bb/F
Fled back up the Cmountainside, Bb/F
But before the Ctop was made, Bb/F
A misplaced Am7footfall made him Gm7stray
From the Gmpath preF7pared for him.Dbmaj7
Off of the Fmmountain,
On to a Dbdimwilderness of Fice.
This Dmunexpected F7sus4vision made them Dmstand and shake with Gmfear, Gm7 F Ebmaj7
But Dmnothing was his F7sus4fright compared with Dmthose who saw him appGbmaj7ear.
TerFm7ror Ebm7filled their Dbminds Gbwith Bb/Fawe.
Simple were the Cfolk who lived Bb/F
Upon this Cfrozen wave. Bb/F
So not surprising Cwas their thought, Bb/F
This is he, Am7gods chosen one, Gm7
Who's Gmcome to F7save us from Dbmaj7
All our opFmpressors.
We shall be Dbdimkings on this Abmaj7world. Fm7 Abmaj7 Fm7
AbFollow me! Fm7
DbI'll play the game you want me,
Gb7Until I find a way back hAbome. Fm7 Ab Fm7
AbFollow me! Fm7
DbI give you strength inside you,
Gb7Courage to win your battles
B/EbNo, Db/Ebno, Cmno,F CmthiFs B/Ebcan't Db/Ebgo Cmon,F
CmThiFs B/Ebwill Db/Ebbe CmallF CmthaFt I fled Cmfrom.
Let me Cmrest for a Gwhile.
GGmaj7Gmaj7A7GGmaj7C#m7
He walked into a Dmvalley,
All alCone.
There he Cm7talked with Bbmwater, and Ebadd9then with the Fvine.
BbFBbC7FC7F
Bb/CEb/CBb/CF/C
Bb/CEb/CBb/CF/C
AmDmA
A
C#7
FmFmDbDbBbBbCC
CDmEmAmCDmEmAmC
DmBbF
FmDbAbFmC7
E
CDmEmAmCDmEmAmC
DmBbF
FmDbAbFmC7
ECmECmE
B/F
They C#m7leave me no B/Fchoice
I must C#m7lead them to gBlory or most lC#7ikelBy to F#7death.
2nd synth Solo:
BBmaj7G#mE
BBmaj7G#mE
BFC#m
F
BBmaj7G#mE
BBmaj7G#mE
BFC#m
D
CD
CDBb
A
AmDmA
A7sus4A7
AmThey Dmtravelled cross the F7sus4plateau of ice, Dmup to its eGmdge. Gm7 F Ebmaj7
DmThen they crossed a F7sus4mountain range and Dmsaw the final Gbmaj7plain.
Still Fm7he Ebm7urged the DbpeopGble Bb/Fon.
Then, on a Cdistant slope, Bb/F
He observed one Cwithout hope Bb/F
Flee back up the Cmountainside. Bb/F
He thought he recoAm7gnised him by his Gm7walk,
AndGm by the F7way he fell, Dbmaj7
And by the Fmway he
Stood up, and Dbdimvanished into Fair.
Badd9F
Bb/FFm7B/F
BbEb
BbAb
BbFm7BbBbm
EbG#mE
C#m7E
C#m7E
Emaj7
BD#m7BEmaj7
BD#m7BEmaj7
BD#m7C#m7
D
Bm7
Gmaj7
D
2.

The Lamia

Key: BHard
2fr×B/Eb
4fr×C#6
2fr×B6
×A#m7
E/G
6fr×Ebm
F
Fm7
E7
4frG#m
6fr×Eb
E
4frG#m7
2fr×B4
3fr×Cm
4frAb/C
3fr×Cm7
×Bb6
4frAb7
6fr×Eb/D
3frGm
××Dm
F7
×C7
××D
×Am
Em
×Bm
F#m
4fr×C#m
×A
4fr×C#/F
6fr×Eb4
Bb
×Bb7
××Eb7
××C#7
Fm
The scB/Ebent grows richerC#6,
he B6knows he must be A#m7here,
He E/Gfinds a long EbmpassFageway lit by
Fm7/5-
chandelier.
B/EbEach step he takes, the C#6perfumes change
From faB6miliar fragrance to A#m7flavours strange.
E/GA magnificent EbmchamFber meets his
Fm7eye. E7
G#mEbEG#m7FEB/EbB4EB/EbE7
B/EbInside, a long C#6rose-water pool
is B6shrouded by fine A#m7mist.
SteE/Gpping in the moist EbmsileFnce, with a
Fm7/5-
warm breeze he's gently kissed.
B/EbThinking he is C#6quite alone,
He B6enters the room, as if it A#m7were his own
But E/Gripples on the sEbmweetF pink water
Fm7/5-
Reveal some company unthought of -
CmRael sAb/Ctands asCm7tonished Ab/Cdoubting his Bb6sight,
Struck by Ab7beauty, gripped inEb frightEb/D;
CmThree ver-Ab/Cmilion sCm7nakes of Ab/Cfemale Bb6face
The smallest Ab7motion, filled with Ebgrace.F
GmMuted Dmmelodies F7fill the C7echoing Dhall,
GmBut there Dmis no F7sign of C7warning F7in the C7siren's Dcall:
"GmRael Dmwelcome, Amwe Eare the EmLamia Bmof the F#mpool.C#m G#m
AWe have been Ewaiting Afor our Ewaters to F#mbring you C#mcool."
F#mC#/FEb4BbBbEbmBbBb7Bb
Eb7C#7FEb7C#7FEb7FmBbC#mF
B/EbPutting fear beC#6side him,
he B6trusts in beauty A#m7blind
He sE/Glips into the EbmnectFar, leaving his
Fm7/5-
shredded clothes behind.
B/Eb"With their tongues, they C#6test, taste and judge
B6all that is A#m7mine.
They E/Gmove in a EbmseriFes of caresses
That Fm7glide up and down my sE7pine.
G#mEbEG#m7FEB/EbB4EB/EbE7
B/EbAs they nibble the C#6fruit of my flesh,
B6I feel no A#m7pain,
E/GOnly a EbmmagiFc that a
Fm7/5-
name would stain.
B/EbWith the first drop of my bC#6lood in their veins
Their B6faces are convulsed A#m7in mortal pains.
The E/Gfairest cries, 'We Ebmall Fhave loved you,
Fm7/5-
Rael'."
CmEach Ab/Cempty sCm7nakelike Ab/Cbody fBb6loats,
Silent Ab7sorrow in empty Ebboats. Eb/D
CmA sAb/Cickly Cm7sourness Ab/Cfills the Bb6room,
The bitter Ab7harvest of a dying bEbloom. F
GmLooking for Dmmotion I F7know I C7will not Dfind,
GmI stroke the Dmcurls now F7turning C7pale, in F7which I'd C7lain entDwined.
"GmOh DmLamia, your fAmlesEh that reEmmains I will Bmtake as F#mmy foC#mod." G#m
AIt is the sceEnt of Agarlic that Elingers on F#mmy chocolate C#mfingers.
F#mC#/FEb4BbBbEbmBbBb7Bb
Eb7C#7FEb7C#7FEb7FmBbC#mF
B/EbLooking beC#6hind me,
the B6water turns icy A#m7blue,
The E/Glights are dimmed and EbmonceF again the sFm7tage is set for you.
B/EbC#6B6A#m7E/GEbmFFm7
Contribuição: Daniel Ericeira(email protected)
3.

Mad Man Moon

Key: AmHard
×Am
××D
×Bm
×C
Em
5fr×D/C
×A/B
×B7
Eadd9
E
Em9
×G/B
×Cadd9
Em7
×Am9
××Dm7
8fr××Fdim7
F#m
F#m7
F
×Bb/C
Bb
×A
×Bm7
×Amaj7
E9
E/D
4fr×Db
2frGb/Db
2fr×B/Db
Gbm
×A/E
2fr×B/E
6fr×Eb
×Bb/F
3fr×C/F
5fr×D/F
E/G
×Am7
3fr×C/D
4fr×C#m
×B
4frG#m
4/4 3/4 4/4 3/4 4/4
AmDBmC
Em WaDs it summer when the D/Criver ran dry,
B7sus4 Or was it A/Bjust aB7nother dEadd9am. E
Em9 WheDn the EmeviDl of a D/Csnowflake in June
Could G/Bstill be a Bmsource of reCadd9lief.
Em9O how I Emlove you, I once Em7cried long ago,
But Em9I was the Emone who deEm7cided to go.
Am9 To search beDm7yond the final Fdim7crest,
Though I'd heard it said just Em7birds could Bmdwell so hCadd9igh. Cadd9 D
Em SoD I pretended to have D/Cwings for my arms
B7sus4 And A/Btook off B7in the Eadd9air. E
Em9 I fDlew to EmplaDces which the D/Cclouds never see,
Too G/Bclose to the Bmdeserts of Cadd9sand,
Where a Em9thousand miEmrages, the Em7shepherds of lies
Em9Forced me to Emland and Em7take a disguise.
I would Am9welcome a horse's Dm7kick to send me Fdim7back
If I could find a Em7horse not Bmmade of sCadd9and. Cadd9 D
E If this desert's all there'll F#mever be
F#m7 Then tell me what becoFmes of meC.
D/C A fall of Bb/Crain?
F That Fdim7must have been aBbnother of your Fdreams,
A AmdreEam Fof mad A Bm7man E Amaj7moon. E E9 E Amaj7 D E9 D E/D
Middle 8 mostly in 7/8 time
Db Gb/DbHey man,
Db I'm the B/Dbsand Gb/Db man.
And Dbboy have I Gb/Dbnews for you;
Db B/Db They'reGb/Db gonnaDb throw you inGbm gaoDbl
And you Dbknow they can't B/Dbfail
'cause Dbsand is GbmthicDbker than blDbood. B/Db
But a Eprison in A/Esand
Is a Ehaven in B/Ehell,
A/EFor a Egaol can A/Egive you a Egoal
| 2/4 | 7/8
And a goA/Eal caB/En fiDbnd yoEbu a roFle
On a Bb/Fmuddy C/Fpitch in FNewcastBb/Fle,
C/FWhere it FrainsBb/F so much
You C/Fcan't Fwait for a Bb/Ftouch C/Fof
| 2/4 | 4/4
D/FSun E/Gand sand, sun and Eb7sus4sand ...
Em WiDthin the valley of D/Cshadowless death
B7sus4 They pray for A/BthunderB7clouds and Eadd9rain, E
Em9But Dto the EmmulDtitude who D/Cstand in the rain
G/BHeaven is Bmwhere the sun Cadd9shines.
The Em9grass will be Emgreener till the Em7stems turn to brown
And Em9thoughts will fly Emhigher till the Em7earth brings them down.
Am9 Forever caughDm7t in desert Fdim7lands
One has to learn to Em7disbeBmlieve the Cadd9sea. Cadd9 D
E If this desert's all there'll F#mever be
F#m7 Then tell me what becoFmes of meC.
D/C A fall of Bb/Crain?
F That Fdim7must have been aBbnother of your Fdreams,
A AmdreEam Fof mad A Bm7man E Amaj7moon. E E9 E Amaj7 D E9 D E/D
Am7C/DC#m
4/4 3/4 4/4 3/4 4/4
F#m
BG#mAC#mC#m
4.

No Son Of Mine

Key: EmHard
Em
×C
××D
2fr×Bsus4
×Bm
×B
×A
G
E
3fr×C9
×Am7
EmCDBsus4EmDBmC
(verses)
Em Well the key to Cmy survival
Was Dnever in much Bdoubt
The Emquestion was how DI could keep sane
BTrying to find a Cway out
Em Things were never Ceasy for me
Peace of Dmind was hard to Bfind
And I Dneeded a place where AI could hide
CSomewhere I could call Gmine
EmI didn't think Cmuch about it
Til it Dstarted happening all the Btime
EmSoon I was living with the Dfear everyday
Of Bmwhat might happen that Cnight
EmI couldn't stand to Chear the
Crying of my Dmother
And I remember Bwhen
I swore that, Dthat would be the
Last they'd Asee of me
And I Cnever went home Gagain
D They say the time is a Ehealer
And now my Dwounds are not the Esame
D I rang the bell with my Eheart in my mouth
I Dhad to hear what he'd Esay
C He sat me down to Gtalk to me
D He looked me straight in the Aeyes
He said)
D You'reG no son, you'reD no son ofC mine
D You'rGe no son, you'rDe no son oCf mine
GYou walked out, you Cleft us Dbehind
GAnd you're no son, C9no son of Dmine G G C C
COh, his words how they hurt me, ID'll never fEmorget itC D
CAnd as the time, it went bCy, I lDived to regret it
EmYou're no son, you're Cno son of mineD
But where should I Dgo,
And Cwhat should I do
EmYou're no son, you're Cno son of mine
D But I came here for help, oh CI came here Emfor you
CDBsus4EmDBmC
(verses)
Well the Emyears they passed so Cslowly
DI thought about him Bsus4everyday
EmWhat would I do, if we Dpassed on the street
BWould I keep running Caway
Em In and out of hiding Cplaces
DSoon I'd have to face the Bfacts
We'd Dhave to sit down and Atalk it over
And Cthat would mean going Gback
DThey say the time is a Ehealer
And now my Dwounds are not the Esame
I rang that Dbell with my Eheart in my mouth
I Dhad to hear what he'd Esay
C He sat me down to Gtalk to me
D He looked me straight in the Am7eyes
He said)
D You'reG no son, you'reD no son ofC mine
D You'reG no son, you'reD no son ofC mine
G You walked out, you Cleft us Dbehind
G And you're no son, C9no son of Dmine G G C D
COh, his words how they hurt me, ID'll never fEmorget it C D
CAnd as the time, it went bCy, I lDived to regret it
Em You're no son, you're Cno son of mineD
But where should I Dgo,
And Cwhat should I do
Em You're no son, you're Cno son of mine
D But I came here for help, oh CI was lookinEmg for you
EmYou're no son, you're Cno son of mine Doh
Bsus4You're no son ha Emyeah, ha yeah, ha Cyeah, ha yeah ha Dyeah
You're no sonBsus4, you're no son of mine Em oh, oh... C D Bsus4
5.

Tell me why

Key: EmHard
Em7
×Bm
2fr×Bsus2
G
×A
×Bm7
××D
××Dmaj7
×A6
×A7
×C
3fr×C6
Gmaj7
×Am
×Am9
Em7Em7BmBsus2BmGAG
Em7 Mothers crying in the street,Em7 children dying at their feet
TeBmll me whBsus2y, Bm oh, teGll me whAy G
Em7 People starving everywhere, there's Em7too much food but there's none to spare
TeBmll me whBsus2y, Bm oh, teGll me whAy G
Bm7Can you Dsee that shaGft of sunlight?Bm Can you sDee it Gin my eyes?
D I can feAel the firGe that's burning, Danger and Ahope so deGep
So deep withEm7in my heart Em7 but befDore my Dmaj7eyes D
Oh, for Gsome it's too late 'A6cause it Aseems there's A6no-one A7listening
Em7 People sleeping in the streets, Em7no roof above, no food to eat
TeBmll me whBsus2y, Bm oh, teGll me whAy G
Em7 See the questions in their eyes, Em7listen to their children's cries
TeBmll me whBsus2y, Bm please teGll me whAy G
Bm7If there's a DGod, Gis He watching? BmCan he Dgive a Gray of light?
D So much Apain and Gso much sorrow, Dtell me what Adoes He sGee
When He Em7looks at you? Em7 When He Dlooks at Dmaj7me? D
What Gwould He say? A6 It Aseems there's A6no-one A7listening G
DWho would Gthink it Cstill Gcould Dhappen even Cin this Gtime and Dplace?G
DPoliticians, they C6may save themselGmaj7ves
Bm7 Ah, but they won't Amsave their face C
So Am9hope against hope, it's not too late
Em7Em7BmBsus2BmGAG
Em7 You say there's nothing you can do
Is there Em7one rule for them and one for you?
TeBmll me whBsus2y, Bm just teGll me whAy G
Listen, Bm7can you Dsee that shaGft of sunlight?Bm Can you sDee it Gin my eyes?
D I can feAel the firGe that's burning, Danger and Ahope so deGep
So deep withEm7in my heart Em7 but befDore my Dmaj7eyes D
Oh, for Gsome it's too late 'A6cause it Aseems there's A6no-one A7listening
Em7"Hurry for me, hurry for me and Em7hurry for me, hurry for me", thBmey cBsus2ry, Bm thGey cAry G
Em7"Hurry for me, hurry for me and Em7hurry for me, hurry for me", thBmey cBsus2ry, Bm thGey cAry G
Em7"Hurry for me, hurry for me and Em7hurry for me, hurry for me", thBmey cBsus2ry, Bm thGey cAry G
Em7"Hurry for me, hurry for me"
A6
Am9
6.

Dancing With The Moonlight Knight (ver. 2)

Key: DmHard
××Dm
×Am
Bb
×C
F
3frGm
×Bb7
G
×A
××D7
××D
Em
6fr×Eb
Can you tell me where my coutry lies?
Said the unifaun to his true love's eyes
It lDmies with me cried the qAmueen of maybe
For her merchDmandise he tradeBbd in his prize Dm Am Bb
Paper lCate - cried a voice in the cFrowd old man dies
The nCote he left was signed old father tDmhames it seems he's drowCned
DmSelling EngBbland Gmby the poDmund Dm Am Bb7 Dm
CiCtizens of hope and glBbory time goes bCy it's the time of your lFife
FEasy now sit you down chewing through you wCimpey dreams
they eDmat without a soCund dDmisgesting BbEngland Cby the pDmound
DmAmBbDm
DmYoung man says "You Amare what you Bbeat, eat Dmwell" Am Bb Dm
DmOld man says "You aAmre what you wBbear, wear Dmwell" Am Bb Dm
DmYou know what you Amare you Bbdon't give a dDmamn Am Bb Dm
DmBursting your Ambelt that is your hBbome-made sham
CThe captain leads his
FDance right Gon through the nAight jD7oin the dGance
GFollow oDn Gtill the grDail sGunset iDn the mEmould
GFollow oDn Gtill the gDold is cCold MTM
FDancing oCut wiFth the moGmonliFght knCight
GmKnight soft the gEbreenshield stFamp and shGout D A
Strum (?)
DmThere's a fat old lAmady outsBbide the salDmoon Am Bb Dm
DmLaying out a cAmredit cBbards she play forDmtune Am Bb Dm
DmThe desk is Amuneven rBbight from the sDmtart Am Bb Dm
DmAll of their hAmands are plBbaying apCart the captain leads his
FDance right oGn through the nAight jD7oin the dGance
GFollow oDn Garound tDable taGlking dDown we Emgo
GYou're the shDow Goff we gDo with you play the bobby horse
DI'll play the fool we'll tease the Amdull riDmngingAm
AmRound and rBbound Dround and rGound
GFollow oDn Gwill a twDist Gof the wDorld we Emgo
GFollow oDn Gtill the goDld is colCd
FDancing oCut wiFth the mGmoonliFght knCight
GmKnight soft the grEbeenshield stFamp and shGout
| Maurizio Tiziano Moretto email protected |
| CIS Vallisneri - Universita' di Padova email protected |
7.

Congo

Key: EHard
E
××D
×A
×A2
×C
3fr×C6
G
Gadd9
3frG6
×Bm
Em
F#m
EDAEDAEDA
EYou say that I put chains on you D A E
EBut I don't think that's really true D A E
EBut if you want to be free from me D A E
EYou gotta lose me in Danother Aworld
ESend me to the DCongo I'm A2free to lAeave
EThere's always Dsomewhere anybA2ody can lAead
ESend me to the DCongo you hA2ave to belAieve
EYou can do it iDf you wannA2a just doA what you please
ELike a soldier ant D A E
EI will wait for the signal to actD A E
ETo take a walk right through the door D A E
EIf you don't want me here Dany mAore
ESend me to the DCongo I'm A2free to lAeave
EThere's always Dsomewhere anybA2ody can lAead
ESend me to the DCongo you hA2ave to belAieve
EYou can do it iDf you wannA2a just doA what you please
CC6CGGadd9G
GInto my Cheart you caC6me C
And Cgave a whole new Gmeaning to mG6y lifGe
Into my Cworld you brought a liC6ght
I Cthought it nGever would G6go ouGt
ESend me to the DCongo I'm A2free to lAeave
EThere's always Dsomewhere anybA2ody can lAead
ESend me to the DCongo you hA2ave to belAieve
EYou can do it iDf you wannA2a just doA what you please
You can Esend me to the DCongo I'm A2free to lAeave
EThere's always Dsomewhere anybA2ody can lAead
Yes you Ecan send me to Dthe Congo,A2 you haveA to believe
EYou can do it iDf you wannA2a just doA what you please
Instrumental
BmABmABmGABmEmABm
BmI would never Gbe the one to Asay you had no Bmreason
BmTo want me somGewhere else Afar far aBmway
But Bmsomeday you may Gunderstand, Asomeday you will sF#mee
BmThat someone who would Gdie for you is Aall I've ever Bmbeen
BmCongo the GCongo, if that's Ahow it's got toBm be
BmCongo the GCongo, if that's Awhat you want frBmom me
BmI would never Gbe the one to Asay you had no Bmreason
BmTo want me somGewhere else Afar far aBmway
But Bmsomeday you may Gunderstand, Asomeday you will sF#mee.........
8.

Squonk

Key: DmHard
××Dm7
3fr×C/D
Em7
×A
F#m7
××D
4frG#
××D7
3frG/D
×A/D
3frGm7
3frGm
F
×Am7
6fr×Eb
Bb
2fr×Bsus4
×B
F#m
E
The intro is basically just like the first verse.
(1)
Dm7Like father, like C/Dson
Dm7Not flesh nor fish nor bone, C/Da red rag hangs from an open mouth
Dm7Alive at both ends but a little dC/Dead in the middle
Dm7A-tumbling and a-bumbling he wC/Dill go
Em7All Athe king's horses and F#m7all tAhe king's men
could Em7neveAr put a smile on that F#m7face A
(2) follows the same pattern as (1)
He's a sly one, he's a shy one, wouldn't you be too?
Scared to be left all on his own
Hasn't a, hasn't a friend to play with the ugly duckling
The pressure on, the bubble will burst before our eyes
All the while in perfect time
his tears are falling on the ground
But if you don't stand up you don't stand a chance!
This is a "chorus" bit, which comes after:
"...don't stand a chance"
"...all to see at night"
"...you'd better watch out"
"...just a pool of tears"
(repeat)
Dchance. G# D7 D G/D D A/D G/D you don't stand a :||
tears. just a pool of tears
out.
night. They don't have eyes
in 5/4 time, with a Gm6/D on the second half of beat 2. This only happens
here, leading into the first bridge.
C/DGo a little Dm7faster now, you Gm7might get there in Gmtime
FMirror mAm7irror on the Dm7wall Dm7 Em7 Dm7 Em7
his Ebheart was broken long before he Bbever came to Fyou
Stop your Am7tears from fDm7alling Dm7 Em7 Dm7 Em7
The Ebtrail they leave is very clear for Bball to see at Fnight
all to Am7see at night
(to "chorus")
(3) like (1)
In season, out of season
what's the dff'rence when you don't know the reason?
In one hand bread, the other a stone
the hunter enters the forest
All are not huntsmen who blow thw huntsman's horn
By the look of this one, you've not got much to fear
(4)
Here I am, I'm very firce and fright'ning
Come to match my skill to yours
Now listen here, listen to me, don't you run away now
I am a friend, I'd really like to play with you
Making noises my little furry friend would make
I'll trick him, then I'll kick him into my sack
You'd better watch out, you'd better watch out
(to "chorus", no lyrics this time)
(just like bridge 1)
I've got you, I've got you, you'll never get away
Walking home that night
the sack across my back, the sound of sobbing on my shoulder
when suddenly it stopped
I opened up the sack, all that I had
a pool of bubbles and tears
just a pool of tears
(to "chorus")
Second time through chorus, go up to an A chord on the second half
of beat 2 (still in 4/4), then go to the ending
Ending
Bsus4 BAll in all you are a F#mvery dying race
APlacing trust upon a Ecruel world
You never had the Bthings you thought you should have had
and F#myou'll not get them now
and all the wAhile in perfect time your tears are fEalling on the Bground
Where this goes from there, I'm not sure. I think there's a C# after the
B, but again I'm not entirely sure. But, this is the grand portion of
Sqounk, so don't let a little thing like the ending stop you from
enjoying it!
-Chris
9.

Home by the sea

Key: EmHard
Em
××D
×C
×Am
×Bm
G
×Cadd9
F
HomEme by the sea, home by the sea,
home by the sea, home by the sea
Creeping up the blind side, Dshinning up the wall
Stealing through the dark of Emnight
Climbing through a window, Dstepping to the floor
Checking to the left and the Emright
Picking up the pieces, Dputting them away
Something doesn't feel quite Cright Am
Em Help me, someone,C let me Amout of Emhere
Then Cout of the Amdark was Dsuddenly Bmheard
C"Welcome to the Amhome by the Emsea"
Coming out the woodwork, Dthrough the open door
Pushing from above and beEmlow
Shadows with no substance, Din the shape of men
Round and down and sideways they Emgo
Adrift without direction, Deyes that hold despair
Then as one they sigh and they Cmoan Am
Em "Help us, someone,C let us Amout of Emhere
CLiving Amhere so Dlong undisturBmbed
CDreaming of the Amtime we were Emfree
So Cmany Amyears aEmgo
BeCfore the Amtime when Dwe first Bmheard
'CWelcome to the Amhome by the Emsea'"
G Sit down,Bm sit doDwn,Em sit down,G sit down,Bm sit doDwn
As Cwe relive our Glives in what we Bmtell yDou
EmAmEmCadd9EmGFCAmEmBmEm
Images of sorrow, Dpictures of delight
Things that go to make up a Emlife
Endless days of summer, Dlonger nights of gloom
Waiting for the morning Emlight
Scenes of unimportance, Dphotos in a frame
Things that go to make up a Clife Am
Em "Help us, someone, C let us Amout of Emhere
CLiving Amhere so Dlong undisturBmbed
CDreaming of the Amtime we were Emfree
So Cmany Amyears aEmgo
BeCfore the Amtime when Dwe first Bmheard
'CWelcome to the Amhome by the Emsea'"
G Sit down,Bm sit doDwn, sit Emdown, sit down,G sit down,Bm sit doDwn
As Cwe relive our Glives in what we Bmtell you D
Let Cus relive our Glives in what we Bmtell Dyou
Em Sit Gdown, sit down,Bm sit doDwn
'Cause you Emwon't get away
No, with Gus you will stay
For the Bmrest of your days
Sit doDwn
As Cwe relive our Glives in what we Bmtell you D
Let Cus relive our Glives in what we Bmtell Dyou
EmAmEmCadd9EmGFCAmEmBmEm
Contribuição: roni queiroz da silva júnior(email protected)
10.

Undertow

Key: EHard
Esus
E
4fr×C#m
×A
×Am
×Bm
F#m
××D
G
3frGm
2fr×Bmaj7
×Amaj7
F#m7
×B
2fr×B/A
4frG#sus
×C
×B7
TheEsus curtaEins are drawn now the C#mfire warms the rAoom
MeanwhAmile, outEsusside, wBmind from the north-east chills the C#mair
It will soon be snowing F#mout there D A
And sAmome, there Esusare, cBmold they prepare for a sleepless nC#might
Maybe this will be their F#mlast fight D A
But we're C#msafe in each other's embrAace, all fears C#mgo as I look on your fAace
Better thDink awhEile or BmI may never thDink agAain
If this were the lDast day of your lGife my friend Gm
F#m Tell me what do you think you would dBmaj7o then
StEand up to the blowAmaj7 that fate has struck upon you
MEake the most of allAmaj7 you still have coming to you
F#mLay down on the gF#m7round B and let the tears run from you
C#mCrying to the grAass and trees and hBeaven finally B/Aon your knees
LEet me live againAmaj7 let life come find me wanting
SprEing must strike againAmaj7 against the shield of winter
F#mLet me feel once F#m7more B the arms of love surround me
C#mTelling me the dAanger's past, I G#susneed not fear the Gicy blast agCain
EsusLaughtEer and music and C#mperfume linger hAere
And thAmere, and Esusthere, wBmine flows from flask to glass and mC#mouth
As it soothes confusing F#mour doubts D A
And sAmoon, we Esusfeel, Bmwhy do a single thing toC#mday
There's tomorrow sure as F#mI'm here D A
So the C#mdays they turn into yeAars, and sC#mtill no tomorrow appAears
Better thDink awhEile or BmI may never thDink agAain
If this were the lDast day of your lGife my friend Gm
F#m Tell me what do you think you would dBmaj7o then
StEand up to the blowAmaj7 that fate has struck upon you
MEake the most of allAmaj7 you still have coming to you
F#mLay down on the gF#m7round B and let the tears run from you
C#mCrying to the grAass and trees and hBeaven finally on your B7kneAes
LEet me live againAmaj7 let life come find me wanting
SprEing must strike againAmaj7 against the shield of winter
F#mLet me feel once F#m7more B the arms of love surround me
C#mTelling me the dAanger's past, I G#susneed not fear the Gicy blast agCain
Contribuição: Lucas Menezes Siebert(email protected)