And We Exhale And Roll Our Eyes In Unison
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste:
2nd traste
BPM: 145
Released: 22 Feb 2008
Album: Hold On Now, Youngster
Note: Easiest is to do the fast chord changes from A to Dsus2. Have not written
Dsus2 out in full throughout the song (only in intro and verse 1). But
A to Dsus2 can be repeated in other parts of song as well. You can
easily hear where these fast chord changes are made..
Capo: 2 fret
[Intro]
N.C.
One, two, three, four, five, six
A Dsus2
A Dsus2
A Dsus2
A Dsus2
[Verse 1]
A Dsus2 A Dsus2
It's bad enough you ever use the word as an adjective,
A Dsus2 A Dsus2 A
But to suggest we do it in heels is really quite crass,
Dsus2 A Dsus2 A
And frankly, we're reasonably practical,
A Dsus2 A Dsus2 A
We know the benefits of always doing these things in flats,
F#m D A
And I spent the last seven years perched on the edge of my bed,
Bm D A D
Scratching, "I am incredibly sincere" into my forearm,
A D A D
You should know better.
[Interlude]
A D
A D
A D
A D
A D
A D
A D
[Verse 2]
A D A D
A fifteen-year-old's editorial, some lazy innuendo,
A D A
The last man standing is a girl,
F#m D A
Four sweaty boys with guitars tell me nothing about my life,
Bm D A D
And the earth's air pressure gets far greater when I hear you,
A D A D
You should try harder.
[Interlude]
A D
A D
A D
A
A F#m D A
[Bridge]
F#m D
It takes an educated guess to see I like you little at best,
A F#m
And if you come here for the faces hope you leave under duress,
D
And you still treat it like a novelty,
A
Less pop concert, more butchery,
F#m D
And we exhale, and roll our eyes in unison.
[Chorus]
A F#m
And we exhale, and we roll our eyes, (our eyes),
D A
And we do these things in unison.
[Instrumental]
A F#m
D A
[Outro]
A F#m
And woe is me and woe is you, (is you),
D A
And woe is us, together,
A F#m
And woe is me and woe is you,
D A
And woe is us, together.
A D
A D
A D
A D
A D
A D
A
How to play And We Exhale And Roll Our Eyes In Unison
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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.