Drowning - Jay Brannan

Drowning

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Em Am
It's four a.m. again
 
Em Am
Father, forgive me this sin
 
Em Am
Uncomfortable in this life, yeah
 
Em Am
I can't put down this knife, yeah
 
Em Am
I'm carving words in my arms, baby
 
Em Am
These scars are part of my charm, maybe
 
Em Am
I need the touch of a hand
 
Em Am
This isn't what I had planned
 
Em D
I need relief from this life
 
C Am C
I wanna slip away into the night
 
Em G
Don't wanna see the sun again
 
Am C
But can't get swallowed up by this tragic whirlwind
 
Em D Em C Em
I wish the ocean was warm
 
D Am Em C
I feel like drowning
 
Em
I'm losing my faith in me
 
Am Em
I can't remember the last time I felt free
 
Am
From voices inside my head
 
Em Am C
When I taste liberation, they just feed me fear instead
 
Em Am
You say I'm out of control
 
Em Am
At least I still have a soul
 
Em Am Em
No, I don't need your advice
 
G C
Some compassion would be nice
 
Em D
I need relief from this life
 
C D C
I wanna slip away into the night
 
Em G
Don't wanna see the sun again
 
Am C
But can't get swallowed up by this tragic whirlwind
 
Em D Em C Em
I wish the ocean was warm
 
Am Em C
I feel like drowning
 
Em Am
I can't take any more of your pills
 
Em D
They hold my head up
 
Am
But still it feels so wrong
 
Em D Em
I can't believe the price that I've paid
 
Am Em G Em Am
For this chemically-induced, perceivably ideal, take-it-with-a-glass-of-
Em D Am Em Am
water day
 
Em D
I need relief from this life
 
Am G C
I wanna slip away into the night
 
Em G
Don't wanna see the sun again
 
Am C
But can't get swallowed up by this tragic whirlwind
 
Em D Em C Em
I wish the ocean was warm
 
Am Em C
I feel like drowning

How to play Drowning

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Em. 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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