Cinnamon - Ian Moore

Cinnamon

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[Verso 1]
F#m F#/F F#/E F#/D#
So the sun has a way of going straight to my head
F#m F#/F F#/E F#/D#
I get hazy and lazy, can't get from my bed
D C#m Bm C#m F#m
I lay there and stare at your seraphim hair for a while
 
[Verso 2]
F#m F#/F F#/E F#/D#
And its crawling and creeping, covering my skin
F#m F#/F F#/E F#/D#
I can't breathe, I can't see, or find anything
D C#m Bm C#m
Except your lips and your tongue and we're moving as one
F#m
Here as one
 
[Refrão]
Bm F#m {Bass Run}
Oh and hey just let me lay in your bed for a while
Bm F#m
Cause I'm drunk and I'm happy inside of you
Bm F#m
And if this thing would help get you through
A
It gets you through
{Bm}*
It gets you through
C#m
It gets you through
 
Passage 1
 
[Verso 3]
F#m F#/F F#/E F#/D#
So your body is blushing like blood from a rose
F#m F#/F F#/E F#/D#
And its zitless and its perfect like obsidian stone
D C#m Bm C#m
From the flush of your skin to the secrets within
F#m
Here within
 
[Refrão]
Bm F#m {Bass Run}
Oh and hey just let me lay in your bed for a while
Bm F#m
Cause I'm drunk and I'm happy inside of you
Bm F#m
And if this thing would help get you through
A
It gets you through
{Bm}*
It gets you through
C#m
It gets you through
F#m
And there's nothing else more I will do
 
[Refrão]
Bm F#m {Bass Run}
Oh and hey just let me lay in your bed for a while
Bm F#m
Cause I'm drunk and I'm happy inside of you
Bm F#m
And if this thing would help get you through
A
It gets you through
{Bm}*
It gets you through
C#m
It gets you through
F#m
And there's nothing else more I will do
 
Outro
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Pattern 1
Pattern 2
Bass Run
 
First two lines of Verse (Pattern 1):
 
F#m F#m/F F#m/E F#m/D#
e|---------------------------------------------|
B|-----2----------2----------2----------2------|
G|--------2----------2----------2----------2---|
D|-4----------3----------2----------1----------|
A|---------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------|
 
Third line of Verse (Pattern 2):
 
D C#m Bm/C C#m F#m
e|--------------------------------------------------------|
B|-----3--------------------------------------------------|
G|--------2-------6----------4----------6-----------------|
D|-0-----------------6----------4----------6-------4------|
A|------------4----------3----------4-----------------4---|
E|---------------------------------------------2----------|
 
Mid Lick:
F#m
e|----------------------|
B|---------2--3p2-------|
G|-------2---------2----|
D|--4----------------4--|
A|----------------------|
E|----------------------|
 
Bass Run:
F#m
e|----------------|
B|----------------|
G|----------------|
D|----------------|
A|----------0-----|
E|--2---4------2--|
 
Solo: Strings**:
 
e|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
G|------2---------2-----------2--2-1-0-0------2-------2---------2--2-1-0-0--|
D|--4------4-3-3-----3-2-2----------------4-4---4-3-3----3-2-2--------------|
A|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
 
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
G|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|--4---4-4--3---3-3--2---2-2--3--3--3---------------------0---------------------0-------|
E|--------------------------------------1-----2--2-2--2--4-----2---2--2-2--2--4-----2----|

How to play Cinnamon

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F#m. 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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