Cell Division
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
6th traste
[Note]
I think capo 6 is the play - can consider subbing the alternate chords if you please.
Original chords can also be played (transpose down 6 to start on Db).
G/F# maybe better described as Dadd11/F#.
(Dadd11/F#)
Db Db/C Bbm Ab Gb CAPO 6: G G/F# Em D C Am7 B ALT: Em7
e|--9-----x-----6----4-----2--|---------3-----3------0---2---0---0---2----|-------3--
B|--9-----9-----6----4-----2--|---------3-----3------0---3---1---1---4----|-------3--
G|--10----10----6----5-----3--|---------0-----2------0---2---0---0---4----|-------0--
D|--11----11----8----6-----4--|---------0-----0------2---0---2---2---4----|-------2--
A|--11----11----8----6-----4--|---------2-----0------2---x---3---0---2----|-------2--
E|--9-----8-----6----4-----2--|---------3-----2------0---x---x---x---x----|-------0--
Dsus4 Cadd9
---3------3--|
---3------3--|
---2------0--|
---0------2--|
---x------3--|
---x------x--|
[Intro]
e|--9-----8-6---4---4-----------13--13--8--9---------------------------------|
B|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
G|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|--9-----8-6---4---4--------------------------------------------------------|
G
G G/F# Em D C x2
[Verse 1]
G G/F# Em D C
Everything's coming up bleak
G G/F# Em D C
Picking out bones from your teeth
G G/F# Em D C
That is why they'll never show you the ending
G G/F# Em D C
Until they've got you strapped in by the feet
[Chorus]
Em G/F# G C
When I look to you I'm bent all out of shape
Em G/F# G C Am7
And I must confess it hasn't felt the same
Em G/F# G
I am one I am one with my nothing
C
I am one I am one without you
Em G/F# G
I am one I am one with my nothing
C Am7 G
When this one when this one becomes two
[Interlude]
G G/F# Em D C x2
[Verse 2]
G G/F# Em D C
Fist full of sunflower seeds
G G/F# Em D C
For the dumb lit-tle mute canary
G G/F# Em D C
Now I know, the cell div - ide was impending
G
And love and hell mostly are the same thing
[Chorus]
Em G/F# G C
When I look to you the col-our starts to drain
Em G/F# G
And desp-ite the time passed
C Am7
You always seem to look the same
Em G/F# G
I am one I am one with my nothing
C
I am one I am one without you
Em G/F# G
I am one I am one with my nothing
C Am7
When this one when this one becomes two, and
[Bridge]
B C B
I keep dreaming about when
C B
There were ringlets in my hair
C B
Gray carpet on the stairs
C B
Tapping on the fishtank, you
C B
Keep sticking out your tongue
C B
Got the hose on the hostas
C B
And the two of us were one
C
Coming home
[Interlude]
G G/F# Em D C x2
[Chorus]
Em G/F# G
I am one I am one with my nothing
C
I am one I am one without you
Em G/F# G
I am one I am one with my nothing
C Am7
When this one when this one becomes two
Em G/F# G
I am one I am one with my nothing
C
I am one I am one without you
Em G/F# G
I am one I am one with my nothing
C
When this one when this one becomes two
[Outro]
G G/F# Em D C
How to play Cell Division
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.