Blue Raspberry
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DbCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
Db Db7
I am under her heel
Gb
like rock candy
Db
crushed to glitter
Db7 Gb
laid out on the concrete
Ebm Ebm7
and the happiest kind of
Ab
sorry for myself
Ebm Ebm7
the sweetest little hangover
Ab
I bet I’ve ever felt
[Verse 2]
Db Db7 Gb
God she looks so pretty when she’s mad
Db Db7 Gb
straw stabbing the cherry at the bottom of her glass
Ebm Ebm7
blinking back the sugar water tears
Ab
I see her nearly crying
Ebm Ebm7
“come over here now honey,
Ab
come to me and let me dry them
Db
for tonight
Ab Gb Gbm Db
you can decide what you think of me in the morning”
[Chorus]
Db Db7 Gb
Blue Raspberry
Db Db7 Gb
if the word ends in O-S-E
Db Db7 Gb
(you know what that means, or you oughta know)
Ebm Db Ab
the outline of her figure starts to glow
Ebm Db Ab
a fluorescence that it seems she has absorbed
Gb Db
from the lights of the laboratory
F7 Bbm
she was surely born in
Gb
Blue Raspberry
[Verse 3]
Db Db7 Gb
Her eyes burn white as styrofoam, right into me
Db Db7 Gb
she’s sugarcane split open, she’s a jaw about to sing
Ebm Ebm7
and she’s shaking little packets
Ab
before she pours ‘em in her drink
Ebm Ebm7
she adds them in an order, it goes–
Ab
yellow, blue, then pink
Db
suddenly I can’t
Ab
meet her eyes
Gb Gbm Db
I just watch her stir her coffee
[Refrain]
Db Gb Gbm
Blue Raspberry mmmmmm
[Bridge]
F7
Cure me in salt crystal
Bbm Bb7
like you’re saving me for later
Eb7 Ab Db Ab
I don’t care if whatever you are is found in nature
Db
you hold the patent
Gb Gbm
for that flavor
[Chorus]
Db Db7 Gb
Blue Raspberry
Db Db7 Gb
if the word ends in O S E
Db Db7 Gb
(you know what that means, or you oughta know)
Ebm Db Ab
the outline of her figure starts to glow
Ebm Db Ab
a fluorescence that it seems she had absorbed
Gb Db
from the lights of the laboratory
F7 Bbm
she was surely born in
Gb
Blue Raspberry
[Outro]
Gb Db
How to play Blue Raspberry
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.