Ducks And Drakes - Millencolin

Ducks And Drakes

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(Verse)
 
Bm A G
Ducks and drakes, on your own
D A F# Bm
Like the flat stones you went down
Bm A G D
My mistake, should have known
A F# Bm
Its a shame you passed on frowning
 
[Refrão]
 
G D
When bells ring out for those who die
A Bm
I try to say one last goodbye
G D
The bullets digging deeper
F#
in my side
 
(Verse)
 
Bm A G
Ducks and drakes, burn out slow
D A F# Bm
In my dreams you always grin
Bm A G D
For your sake, a red stone
A F# Bm
You had it tough from the beginning
 
[Refrão] G D
When bells ring out for those who die
A Bm
I try to say one last goodbye
G D
The white ties on your weight to rest
A Bm
But Im not sure I did my best
G D
The bullets digging deeper
F#
in my side, yeah
 
(BRIDGE)
 
Em G
Blue sights and movement its
Bm A
for you, my friend, a bitter end
Em G
This sorrow, it cant be
Bm A
denied, no
Em G
Now all thats left for me is to
Bm A
comprehend, and try to mend
Em G F#
The fun will always be in my side
 
(INTERLUDE)
 
Bm A G D
 
A F# Bm
 
Bm A G D
 
A F# Bm
 
Bm A G D
 
A F# Bm
 
Bm A G D
 
A F# Bm
 
(BUILD-UP)
 
G D
When bells ring out for those who die
A Bm A F#
I try to say one last goodbye
G D
The white ties on your weight to rest
A Bm A F#
But Im not sure I did my best
 
(Chorus)
 
G D
When bells ring out for those who die
A Bm
I try to say one last goodbye
G D
The white ties on your weight to rest
A Bm
But Im not sure I did my best
 
(OUTRO)
 
G D
When bells ring out
(When bells ring out)
A Bm
When bells ring out for you
G
One last goodbye
D
(One last goodbye)
F#
One last goodbye for you

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Bm. 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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