Believing Is Art
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: AmCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Spoon
(From the 2001 Album GIRLS CAN TELL)
[Intro]
A
[Verse 1]
A
Things everybody would say:
F#m
Believing is hard
A
A
Things everybody should know:
F#m
The end will come slow
A
And love breaks your heart
[Interlude]
C Am G Am
[Verse 2]
Am
So welcome to the north side
Am
Where you will see what it means to be standing on line
Am
It's not so out of the way
Am
Just under the east and one stop away
[Chorus]
C Am
I said that this is a call
Am
Yeah, it might be a call
C Am
If the world could sit tight for one night
C Am
Get out of the car at the corner of nine
C F
Where they take everything and just spit it all out
[Verse 3]
Am
I'm staying up late at night
Am
To take apart what I said
Am
To make it all sound alright
Am
Waiting now and taking my time
Am
'Cause I've seen what it means to be standing on line
[Chorus]
F
This is a call
Am
Yeah, it might be a call
F Am
And the world is alright and alright
C
Taking your time and I'm standing on line
F
It depends, it depends and it comes back again
Am
Yes
[Interlude]
Am
[Guitar Solo]
Am C Am C Am
G F Am
[Bridge]
F
They've got my number
G Am
They've got me, alright
G
They know my number
Am
They've got me, alright
[Verse 4]
Am
Think about it a while
F#m Am
The end ain't that bad
Am
Take out the trash with one hand
F#m
It falls apart like a band
Am
Just hold onto it tight
[Chorus]
C
This is a call
Am
It ain't mine, not at all
C Am
And the world can sit tight and alright
C Am
Taking your time and get right back on line
F C
It depends, it depends and it comes back again
[Outro]
Am
Yes, things that everybody would say:
C
Believing is hard
Am
Believing is art
Am
Things everybody should know:
F#m
The end will come slow
Am
And love breaks your heart
F Am F Am F Am
F Am F Am F Am
F Am F Am
How to play Believing Is Art
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