Bastardizer
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
Chord shapes (relative to capo)
C F G G7 Cmaj7 Am Em
e|--0----(0)----3-----1-----0------0-----0-----|
B|--1-----1-----0-----0-----0------1-----0-----|
G|--0-----2-----0-----0-----0------2-----0-----|
D|--2-----3-----0-----0-----2------2-----2-----|
A|--3-----3-----2-----2-----3------0-----2-----|
E|--X-----X-----3-----3-----x------0-----0-----|
Optional finger picking pattern repeated over the chords
e|----------------------------|
B|------------X---------------|
G|------X-----------X---------|
D|------------------------X---|
A|---X-----X-----X-----X------|
E|----------------------------|
[Intro]
C F
C F
[Verse 1]
C F
Let down and fallen out
C F
to be coked up and gone fleeing south
C
You're disengaged
While she stays home
F
To pick up your tabs
Cause you're just horny
C
With secret texts
From other names
F
In your old phone
By the picture frames
[Chorus]
G G7
And you think
Am C
I must not remember
G G7
You think
Am
I must not remember
C F
But I do
C F
I must not remember
C F
[Verse 2]
C F
Here lies the magician
C F
He was survived by applause but still can't listen
C
The Bastardizer
The patron saint
F
Of disconnection
Of feel-no-shame
C
He leaves his son
Who has your name
F
When you're finally gone
He'll be okay
[Chorus]
G G7
You think
Am
I must not remember
C
But I do
G G7
You think
Am
I must not remember
C Cmaj7
But I do I do
Em
You think
F
I must not remember
Em
You think
F
I must not remember
G G7
You think
Am
I must not remember
C F
Must not remember
C F
[Bridge]
(I must not remember)
C
Runaway father
You swear him away
F
Now that you're absent
You find it okay
C
Next generation
It's feeling the same
F
Raising themselves up but can't forget your name
(I must not remember)
C
Runaway father
You swear him away
F
Now that you're absent
You find it okay
Am
Next generation
G
It's feeling the same
F C
Raising themselves up but can't forget your name
(I must not remember)
[Outro]
How to play Bastardizer
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.