Caught In A Window Pane
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Capotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
E C#m E C#m
E C#m E C#m
[Verse]
E C#m
Under the weight of fifty messages
G#m A
And the smell of a broken maze
E C#m
I found ancient miniature wreckages
G#m A
Of a secret in a window pane
E C#m
You could see the reflection of a hand
G#m A
Being held against a sunset
E C#m
And a feeling you can't understand
G#m A
Left me with an aching head
[Chorus]
E C#m
You said three words, the worst lie you've ever told
E C#m
You watched the trees burn, the best nightmare you can hold
E C#m
But in the window pane, your eyes were closed
E C#m
You'd been caught but you didn't know
[Interlude]
E C#m E C#m
E C#m E C#m
[Bridge]
E F#m
Empty prose in unchecked drafts
E F#m
An excuse in a loosely bound paragraph
Bm F#m
You look like you've lost your bearings
Bm F#m
Now that everyone's frowning and staring
E F#m
As if there was a worse way
E F#m
Than being caught in a window pane
[Chorus]
E C#m
You said three words, the worst lie you've ever told
E C#m
You watched the trees burn, the best nightmare you can hold
E C#m
But in the window pane, your eyes were closed
E C#m E C#m
You'd been caught but you didn't know
E C#m E C#m
You didn't know
How to play Caught In A Window Pane
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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.