Find Your Muse
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
7th traste
[Intro]
C F C F
[Verse 1]
C F C
When my fingers traced your shoulder blades
C F C
I reviewed the plans we made
Am F C
Wished I could look ahead from where we landed
C F C
You turned to me and you held me close
C F C
Like a child who'd just seen a ghost
Am F C
Or a woman who'd ran out of understanding
[Chorus]
C
I used to talk in my sleep,
F C
when I'd see you in dreams
F
But these nights I dream
C G
in a myriad of blues
C
You would have thought by now,
F Am
I would have figured out
F C
That sometimes it takes
G C
some time to find your muse
[Verse 2]
C F C
If this was just a passing phase
C F C
Why do these dark clouds last for days
Am F C
There's a fog, and it makes it hard to see
C F C
Between your pillowcase and your front door
C F C
You picked your sundress off of the wooden floor
Am F C
When you leave you take a part of me
Am F C
Yeah the leaving is the hardest part for me
[Chorus]
C
I used to talk in my sleep,
F C
when I'd see you in dreams
F
But these nights I dream
C G
in a myriad of blues
C
You would have thought by now,
F Am
I would have figured out
F C
That sometimes it takes
G C
some time to find your muse
[Interlude]
Am G C G Am G
[Bridge]
F G
Why did I ever try to tame you?
C
When all it did was leave you blue
F
At the birthplace of my anger
G
Built a birdcage for a stranger
C
Filled it up with "I love you"s
F G
Now I'm sleeping off the goodbyes
C Am
In the hopes I see you there
F
In my dreams I see you standing
G
And the man that you demanded
C
Can be found nowhere
[Chorus]
C
I used to talk in my sleep,
F C
when I'd see you in dreams
F
But these nights I dream
C G
in a myriad of blues
C
You would have thought by now,
F Am
I would have figured out
F C
That sometimes it takes
G C
some time to find your muse
F C
That sometimes it takes
G C
some time to find your muse
How to play Find Your Muse
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.