Don't hurt yourself - Marillion

Don't hurt yourself

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Intro : Cmaj7CCadd9 , G6G7G, Cmaj7CCadd9
 
Em Bm C G D D4 D Dsus 4 (4x)
 
Em Bm C G D
There'll come a time when all of this is over
Em Bm C G D
Something else will grow and take its place
Em Bm C G D
The brand new car:scrap metal in a junkyard
Em Bm C G D
The children playing will grow up and leave home
Em Bm C G D
Put it away this dream you can't stop dreaming
Em Bm C G D
Put it away this anger and desire
 
EmBmCGD
 
Am Bm C G D
The open road is infinitely hopeful
Am Bm C G D
Take all those memories and throw them in the fire
 
Em Bm
And don't hurt yourself
C G D
Don't hurt yourself
Em Bm C G D
Don't hurt yourself anymore
 
Cmaj7 Bm
Don't hurt yourself
Cmaj7 G D
Don't hurt yourself
Em Bm C G D
Anymore
 
EmBmCG - D
 
Em Bm C G D
There's an old man on a warm and sunny island
Em Bm C G D
No job, no money, just a smile to call his own
Em Bm C G D
Know what he says?. "The past will only haunt you.
Em Bm C G D
Live for today. Each day's an open door
 
Em Bm
Don't hurt yourself
C G D
Don't hurt yourself
Em Bm C G D
Don't hurt yourself anymore"
 
Am Bm C G D
Nothing to lose is nothing to fight over
Am Bm
The shining stars!
B7sus4
They've seen it all before.
 
Em D (2x)
 
Em D
Don't hurt yourself
C G D
Don't hurt yourself
 
Em Bm C G D
Don't hurt yourself anymore
Em Bm C G D
Don't hurt yourself, don't hurt yourself
Em Bm C G D
Don't hurt yourself anymore anymore any-
 
Em Bm C G D
more
 
Em Bm C G D (2x)
 
Em Bm C
Dust keeps coming. Rust keeps coming. Weeds keep growing.
G D
Where you going?
C6 Bm Cmaj7
Dust keeps coming. Rust keeps coming. Weeds keep growing.
G
Where you going?
 
(repeat intro)

How to play Don't hurt yourself

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Cmaj7. 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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