Complete Resistance - Dolly Varden

Complete Resistance

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Intro
G#m7
 
[Verso 1]
G#m E G#m E
Two hundred dollars ... is too far to drive
C#m C E F# A A6
But you did it again because you're desperate
G#m E G#m E
Back in Chicago ... sackcloth and wine
C#m C E F# A A6
... A joke from the amber that you haven't gotten yet
 
[Refrão]
E G#m C#m C A
Complete resistance
C D
That's what you need
E G#m C#m C A
So ke-ep some distance
C C#m
Quietly complete
 
[Verso 2]
G#m E G#m E
Everybody clap your hands ... look to the ceiling
C#m C E F# A A6
While the voice on the TV jacks off your feelings
G#m E G#m E
One million foreheads ... slow motion and grey
C#m C E F# A A6
Coming over the ramparts in wave after wave
 
[Refrão]
E G#m C#m C A
Complete resistance
C D
That's what you need
E G#m C#m C A
So ke-ep your distance
C C#m
Quietly complete
 
{Instrumental}
G#m E G#m E
C#m C E F# A
 
[Refrão]
E G#m C#m C A
Complete resistance
C D
That's what you need
E G#m C#m C A
So ke-ep your distance
C D E G#m C#m C A
Quietly ... complete
C D
That's what you need
E G#m C#m C A
So ke-ep your distance
C C#m C
Quietly complete...
 
Outro
C#m C
Quietly.....
C#m C
Quietly...complete
C#m C
Quietly...complete
C#m C
Quietly...complete
C#m C
Quietly...complete
C#m C
C#m C
.......That's what you need
C#m C
C#m C
C#m C

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G#m7. 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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