Death Of A Tune
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Intro: G
Verse
G C D
Silence from you is like the death of a tune, oh
G C D
I have been driven down by those nursery rhymes, oh
G C D
Am I troubled by youth to be wordless and useless? ah
C D C D
Wordless and you, wordless and you
[Refrão]
C D G C
It's been the same forever, It's the start of it all
D G C
A congregation, the meaning block
D
Spring and summer
Verse
G C D
When I enter the room, I hear the chirp of a lark, oh
G C D
Mumbling in a whine, my own melody line, oh
G C D
And if I sing to the wall, I'd be killing them all, oh
C D C D
Killing them all, killing them all
[Refrão]
C D G C
It's been the same expression, that's been used on them all
D G C
A slow elation that can warm the flock
D
Let's keep it together
Verse
G C D
Am I just being used when I hear mostly lies? Oh
G C D
In confusion, I think what a pity to rhyme, oh
G C D
Smothering my own muse by a telepathy line, oh
C D C D
Telepathy line, telepathy line
Bridge
C D G C
If we abstain forever, we can start the love
C D G C
It's the same in heaven, As they fall apart
C D G C
The mind recovers, the soul is lost
D
The body's my brother
Outro
G C D x3
C D x4
G
How to play Death Of A Tune
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.