Age Of Kings - Mountain Goats

Age Of Kings

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Chords Used:
 
e|---0-------0------0------0-------0------2------3--------|
B|---0-------0------5------0-------2------3------3--------|
G|---2-------1------0------4-------2------4------3--------|
D|---0-------2------5------0-------2------4------5--------|
A|---2-------2------3------5-------0------2------5--------|
E|---x-------0------x------3-------0------2------3--------|
 
B E C G A Bm Gm
 
Intro:
 
B, E, C, G
 
B E
halls of the stone tower in the foothills
C G
 
why should we hide from anyone
B E
held you in my arms for the first time that day
C G
felt like god's anointed when you didn't push me away
 
Bm C G Bm
gold light shining on so many things in the age of kings
gold light shining on so many things in the age of kings
 
lean on the concrete walls in shadow
why should we wait to throw the switch
felt your name burning like a tattoo into my skin
rain on the clay tiles all night, your head nestled beneath my chin
 
gold light shining on so many things in the age of kings
gold light shining on so many things in the age of kings
 
A E
in the lost age where the jewels hide
G D
and the sword sticks in the waiting stone
A
still warm
 
Bm, Gm, C, Bm
 
Bm, Gm, C, Bm
 
small chambers shrinking till they vanish
wolves in the hallway gaining ground
reach down to the moment when I should have said something true
shadows and their sources now stealing away with you
 
gold light shining on so many things in the age of kings
gold light shining on so many things in the age of kings

How to play Age Of Kings

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is B. 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.

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