A Song For The Deaf
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Riff: E
C |------------------------------------------|
G |------------------------------------------|
Eb|------------------------------------------|
Bb|----------------------------------6-6-----|
F |-------8p7--------8p7--------8p7------8p7-|
C |-0-0--------0-0--------0-0----------------|
verse 1
E
Nobody's coming down the hall, nobody echoes in my head
Broken reflection had a look, nobody ever needed her
[Refrão]
A B G
I got what was.....
A B G
I want to take what's left...ready now
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Solo
C |-------------------|
G |-13p12p10-12p10h12-|
Eb|-------------------|
Bb|-------------------|x4
F |-------------------|
C |-------------------|
C |-------------------|
G |-10p9p7-9p7h9------|
Eb|-------------------|
Bb|-------------------|x4
F |-------------------|
C |-------------------|
verse 2
E
Beautiful senses are gone, canary in a gilded cage, singin'...
Sweet soft and low I will poison you all, come closer racing to your turn
[Refrão]
A B G
I got what was.....
A B G
I want to take what's left
A B G
No talk will cure...
A B G
What's lost, or save what's left...for the deaf
Bridge
E
I can go get fucked, lie beside the ditch
So low round my neck, strung out every stitch
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Solo
C |-------------------|
G |-13p12p10-12p10h12-|
Eb|-------------------|
Bb|-------------------|x4
F |-------------------|
C |-------------------|
C |-------------------|
G |-10p9p7-9p7h9------|
Eb|-------------------|
Bb|-------------------|x4
F |-------------------|
C |-------------------|
verse 3
E
Who are you hiding?, is it safe for the deaf? beautiful cancer, infiltrate and forget
And I saw you coming and I heard not a thing, a mistake not to listen when I knew where you'd been
[Refrão]
A B G
I got what was.....
A B G
I want to take what's left
A B G
No talk will cure...
A B G E
What's lost, or save what's left...for the deaf...
How to play A Song For The Deaf
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.