by Mark Nelson, David Dunn and Paul Buhl - > from the 1994 album Machinery Hall

by Mark Nelson, David Dunn and Paul Buhl

View chords used in this chart
> Am G F E
> Stories, like convictions, end
> Am G F E
> Still, I feel a need to piss you off once again
> Am G F E
> Then it dawns on me - That we were never raised that way
> Am G F E
> And it=D5s clear to me - you live a long and lonely wait
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> Am G
> It suits you now
> Am G
> A mile behind
> Am G
> Great place to start
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> Chorus:
> Am G F Fmaj7?
> Imagine / Immersion / Buried / Totally
> Am G F
> Imagine / You unto me
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> Am G F E
> Your lips are a semi-circle
> Am G F E
> Though they tend to overflow for me
> Am G F E
> Things are better now, we talk about it every day
> Am G F E
> Yet, apparently, you walk and talk a different game
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> Am G
> It suits you now
> Am G
> A mile behind
> Am G
> Great place to start
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> Chorus:
> Am G F Fmaj7?
> Imagine / Immersion / Buried / Totally
> Am G F
> Imagine / You unto me
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> Am - G - F - E
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> End on Am for a nice finish

How to play by Mark Nelson, David Dunn and Paul Buhl

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 Am. 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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