Gloom
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Tuning: D# G# C# F# A# D#
(Intro)
G D Bm D C
G D Em D C
(Verse)
G D
There's all these vacant eyes in the club tonight,
Bm D C
we look a lot more human here
G D
You know I loved you once for a couple months,
Em D C
you were to drunk to care
(Pre-Chorus)
Am C G
They only want you when you're gone
(So I don't try it's easier)
Am C G
Of all the truths, the hardest one
(for when you call not to answer)
(Chorus)
Am C G
But I learnt a lot of life,
Am C G
from watching what we had die
(INTERLUDE)
G D Bm D C
G D Em D C
(Verse)
G D
And when I held you like you were a kitchen knife,
Bm D C
now I don't hold you at all
G D
Under the sapphire light of this lonely night,
Em D C
I dance along, don't feel much no more
(Pre-Chorus)
Am C G
You make it harder just to sleep,
(So I don't try it's easier)
Am C G
with all the secrets you don't keep
(for when you call not to answer)
(Chorus)
Am C G
But I learnt a lot of life,
Am C G
from watching what we had die
Am C G
But I learnt a lot of life,
Am C G
from watching what we had die
(INTERLUDE/SOLO-PART)
G D Bm D C
G D Em D C
Bm C Bm D
(BREAK)
G D
Did you see the stars shine above you?
Em C
Did he hold your hand like I used to?
G D
I know that in this world there are two types of people
Em C
The ones you walk away from, the ones that you'll give in to
C
Identify and exorcise
(BUILD-UP)
G D
Did you see the stars shine above you?
Em C
Did he hold your hand like I used to?
G D
I know that in this world there are two types of people
Em C
The ones you walk away from, the ones that you'll give in to
(Pre-Chorus)
Am C G
They only want you when you're gone
(So I don't try it's easier)
Am C G
Of all the truths, the hardest one
(for when you call not to answer)
(Chorus)
Am C G
But I learnt a lot of life,
Am C G
from watching what we had die
(OUTRO)
Am C G
But I learnt a lot of life,
Am C G
from watching what we had die
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How to play Gloom
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D#. 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.