Anagood - Ricky Jamaraz
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
NOTE: In the bridge, play the C chord with a finger on the third fret of the high e
string.
NOTE: Whenever "C*" appears, it indicates the following sequence:
 
e|-0------0------2------3--|
B|-1------1------1------1--|
G|-0------0------0------0--|
D|-2------2------2------2--|
A|-3------3------3------3--|
E|-x------x------x------x--|
 
[Intro]
G D Am
 
G
On December 13th 1998
D
Two bodies were recovered from
Am
The wreck of a collapsed warehouse
 
In the Bridgewater district of Anagood City
G
Upon investigation, it was confirmed that
D
The Identities of these two individuals
Am
Were Chester Howls and Marshall McKaire
 
[Verse 1]
G D Am
A beautiful soul made of gold was in ruins
G
He left for the city,
D Am
A desperate attempt to get through it
 
[Chorus]
Em Am G
Oh, in Anagood he’ll live
D Em
In Anagood he’ll die
Am G
The lovers won’t survive
B11
The lovers won’t survive
C* G
Buried in rubble
 
D Am
G D Am
 
[Verse 2]
G
Buildings so tall,
D Am
Like nothing he’s ever seen before
G
Take it all in, Chess
D Am
You don’t ever, ever wanna leave
 
[Chorus]
Em Am G
Oh, in Anagood he’ll live
D Em
In Anagood he’ll die
Am G
The lovers won’t survive
B11
The lovers won’t survive
C* C
Buried in rubble
 
[Bridge]
D C D C
Baby you’re my deathbed, I said
D C D C
Baby you’re my deathbed, I said
D C D C
Marshall rest your head
D C D
‘Cause baby you’re my deathbed
 
[Outro]
G D Am
G D Am
 
G D
In Anagood, in Anagood,
Am
Things happen as they should
G D
In Anagood, in Anagood,
Am
Things happen as they should

How to play Anagood

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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.

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