Cocooned Little Moth
View chords used in this chart
Intro:
F Am F
C Bb
[Verso 1]
F Am
Little moth, wrapped in threads
F C Bb
Of silver silk, tight round your skin
F Am
Sweet memory, of times outside
F C Bb
Youre taut inside, quick to depart
[Verso 2]
D F#m
Is shelter held by mothkinds chain?
D A G
Is light from bulb never the same?
D F#m
Little moth, bold from fear
D A G
In silence, noise is clear
[Refrão]
F Am
Little moth, when will you die
F Am
Pitfalls froth, ready for the kill
F Am
Travel down the swath tonight
F Am
At journey's end, foresight tricks your hindsight
F Am
Little moth, when will you die
F Am
Pitfalls froth, ready for the kill
F Am
Travel down the swath tonight
F Am
At journey's end, foresight tricks your hindsight
[Verso 3]
D F#m
Lights the way, instinct begins
D A G
Its dark black claw, draws your focus
D F#m
Fly, little moth, child of Icarus
D A G
Your routine, run it rigorous
[Refrão]
F Am
Little moth, when will you die
F Am
Pitfalls froth, ready for the kill
F Am
Travel down the swath tonight
F Am
At journey's end, foresight tricks your hindsight
F Am
Little moth, when will you die
F Am
Pitfalls froth, ready for the kill
F Am
Travel down the swath tonight
F Am
At journey's end, foresight tricks your hindsight
[Ponte]
Dm
All graves dug hold a soul inside
F
Large caves of memory, bona fide
Fm
Baritone flame, low humming resonates
Em Dm
Left conscience mere thought to contemplate
Flame consumes
F
It consumes
Fm
It consumes
Em
Little moth...
Instrumental:
Dm F Fm Em (x2)
C#5 Eb
[Refrão]
F Am
Little moth, when will you die
F Am
Pitfalls froth, ready for the kill
F Am
Travel down the swath tonight
F Am
At journey's end, foresight tricks your hindsight
F Am
Little moth, when will you die
F Am
Pitfalls froth, ready for the kill
F Am
Travel down the swath tonight
F Am
At journey's end-
Outro:
D F#m D A G (x2)
D
How to play Cocooned Little Moth
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F. 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.