Humbug Mountain Song - Fruit Bats

Humbug Mountain Song

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Capo 2
 
Intro:
 
Ocultar tablatura
 
E-------------------------------------------|
A----3--0------------------0---------------:|
D----------2p0--------0-2-----2p0-----------|
G--------------2p0-2---------------2p0-2----|
B------------------------------------------:|
E-------------------------------------------|
 
Em
(Intro)
Em Cmaj7
(Intro)
Em Cmaj7
 
Em
The first time I realized I was living in this world
C G
I was probably looking at the sky
Em
and forgive me but I don't know if I remember enough to say
B C
what the air was really like that day
 
G
may have been clouds
C
or sun
G
I don't recall
C
I was young
 
(Intro)
Em Cmaj7
 
Em
and the next time I realized I was breathing in the life
C (walk down) G
was the first time that I saw your face
Em
I wanted you but I don't know if I was brave enough to say
B C
how the sight of you messed up my mind
 
G C G C
I got scared, right away, and okay, right away.
 
(Intro)
Em Cmaj7
(Intro)
Em Cmaj7
Em
 
Em (one strum)
the next thing I knew the stars were eyes up in the night
C (one strum) G (one strum)
and the ocean breathing heavy like a beast
Em B C
I held you but I don't know if I was strong enough to say how the way it felt messed up my mind
 
G
may have been clouds
C
or sun
G
I don't recall
C
I was young
 
G
may have been clouds
C
or sun
G
I don't recall
C
I was young
 
G
may have been clouds
C
or sun
G
I don't recall
C
I was young
 
G
may have been clouds
C
or sun
G
I don't recall
C
I was young

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