Closed Doors Great Damnation - Renée Christine

Closed Doors Great Damnation

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[Intro ]
Am F D E
Am F D E
 
[Verso 1]
Am F
I've kept my mouth shut for the last time
D E
The story's getting tired
Am F
They say the more that you keep pushing something down
D E
The harder it will bite
 
Am G
Thousands of years in the making
D
Daughters there for the taking
E
It's a noble sacrifice
Am G
Bearing the fruit of the nation
D
Mother's dearest damnation
E
You lay on me and
 
Lie lie lie lie lie lie lie
 
[Refrão]
Am
I'm tired of takers taking
G D
Under the banner of God
F E
I got your name and I will us it
Am
Put up your best defenss
G D
They won't protect anymore
F E
The things you've done behind closed doors
 
{Break}
Am G D F E
[Verso 2]
Am F D
I'm not a giver, I am not a war machine
E
I offer no relief
Am
I do not forget
F
My body writhes for no one
D E
You talk and I do not agree
 
Am G
You are the mute bystander
D
Sovereign chief and commander
E
Your father told you so
Am G
Destined to govern the nations
D
To their great damnation
E
How could a man say
 
No no no no no no no
 
[Refrão]
Am
I'm tired of takers taking
G D
Under the banner of God
F E
I got your name and I will us it
Am
Put up your walls and fences
G D
They'll never weather the storm
F E
Of things you've done behind closed doors
 
{Break}
Am G D F E
[Refrão]
Am
I'm tired of takers taking
G D
Under the banner of God
F E
I got your name and I will us it
Am
Put up your walls and fences
G D
They'll never weather the storm
F E
Of things you've done behind closed doors
 
Outro
Am G D F E

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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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