Heros In Town
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Afinação: Eb Ab Db Gb Bb EbTecla: AmCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Racoon - Heros In Town
Tabbed by: http://www.andreasvockrodt.de
Eb-tuning
[Intro]
Am G
Am G Am G Am G
(Someone's trying to kill me)
[Verse]
Am G
You read about it in the paper
Am G
You hear about it on the news
Am G Am G
The hero's in town
Am G
You never know who called him
Am G
And there's nothing you can do
Am G Am G
The hero's in town
Am G
Flying overhead
Am G
And he's fixing things as new
Am G Am G
The hero's in town
Am G
People worship on a daily basis
Am G
Before dinner in the afternoon
Am G
The hero's in town
Am G
Yeah the hero's in town
[Chorus]
Am C
Sure come in handy
G
A hero in town
Am C G
He's offering candy to everyone
Am C
Oh what a guy
G
You better sleep with a gun
F G Am G Am G Am G Am G
The hero is in town
[Verse 2]
Am G
So look up at the sky my friend
Am G
Is it safe enough to go out there
Am G Am G
The hero's in town
Am G
So should we trust or loathe him
Am G
Should we break or take his hand
Am G Am G
The hero's in town
Am G
He's leaning on his golden cane
Am G
He gives away free hurricanes
Am G Am G
The hero's in town
Am G
For god and money devil's fight
Am G
Religion holds a beast inside
Am G
The hero's in town
Am G
Yeah the hero's in town
[Chorus 2]
Am C
Sure come in handy
G
A hero in town
Am C G
He's offering candy to everyone
Am C G
What good are heroes in this mixed up world
F G C Am
Load us up another free free world
C
Free world
Am C Am
Load us up another free free world
C Am
Free world
[Verse 3]
Am G
Monkey see monkey do
Am G
Monkey wants so it comes straight through
Am G
Small talk travels quicker
Am G
Than the truth can tie its shoes
[Chorus 3]
Am C
Sure come in handy
G
A hero in town
Am C G
He's offering candy to everyone
Am C
Oh what a guy
G
You better sleep with a gun
F G Am G Am
'Cause the hero is in for money
G Am G F G Am
He's in for money
How to play Heros In Town
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Eb. 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.