Fighting The Gravity
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Intro:
Bass Solo: A Abm F#m (2x)
Distortion: E (2x)
G E
This makes no sense
this makes no sense
this makes no sense
this makes no
F#m E
This makes no sense
this makes no sense
this makes no sense
this makes no
(Repeat)
G E
This makes no sense
this makes no sense
this makes no sense
E
this makes no
Verse 1:
G A
This air is too thick
Em
to breathe So just drive
G
These eyes are
A
too sick to see
Em
Don't leave me behind
G A
Something's swimming in my blood
Em
Something's rotting in my brain
When I'm smothered from the blood
G
I can't recognize your face
A Em
I need to leave So just drive
Chorus 1:
C
Burning lights on the street
Em
I'm fight fighting the gravity
Am
fight fighting the gravity
C
When I'm beat and defeated
They'll take you away from
Am
Take take you away from me
C
Dead and lost in a dream
Em
This is the last of me
Am
This this is the last of me
C
This this is the last of me
G Am Em
I'm always fighting the gravity
Verse 2:
G A
Tonight is too much for me
Em
To get through
Em A
Tommorow's just a darkened hall
Em
To an empty room
When I'm far away from you
Chorus 2:
C
Burning lights on the street
Bm
I'm fight fighting the gravity
Am
fight fighting the gravity
C
When I'm beat and defeated
Am
They'll take you away from
Take take you away from me
C
Dead and lost in a dream
Em
This is the last of me
Am
This this is the last of me
C
This this is the last of me
G Am
I'm always fighting the gravity
Interlude: Em Am
Em
I'm always fighting gravity
This makes no sense
this makes no sense
this makes no sense
this makes no
Outro:
G E
This makes no sense
this makes no sense
this makes no sense
this makes no
F#m E
This makes no sense
this makes no sense
this makes no sense
this makes no
G E
This makes no sense
this makes no sense
this makes no sense
Em
this makes no
How to play Fighting The Gravity
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.