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Intro E5/B B4 C7M/B Em
 
E5/B
These are the pictures
B4 C7M/B Em D/F#
These are the feelings from the front line
E5/B
Living in silence
B4 C7M/B Em D/F#
Feeling the deafness like heavy smoke
E5/B B4
Smiling with strangers counting days
C7M/B Em D/F#
Like a spring coiled up inside
E5/B B4
Welcome to your future
C7M/B Em D/F#
Welcome to your book of life
C E6/C#
Fingers crawl through pages
Em7(13) A5/E
Nothing changes living here
Refrão
Em F#m G
Inertia
C D
No wish to move at all
Em F#m G
Inertia
C D
Everything's a stone wall
Em F#m G
Inertia
C A5/E
History let's you die
(E5/B B4 C7M/B Em)
E5/B B4
A ragged pile of silent accusers
C7M/B Em D/F#
Smell the blood of strangers here
E5/B B4
No eyes no ears no smell no taste
C7M/B Em D/F#
The mouth of the maggot is full of this place
E5/B B4 C7M/B
Murdered conscience the pressure is crushing heads
Em D/F#
Like paper lanterns now
E5/B B4
Unbreakable grip a dead hand
C7M/B Em D/F#
Driving us forward to the end
C E6/C#
Kicking through the traces
Em7(13) A5/E
A thousand years from now
Refrão
Em F#m G
Inertia
C D
No wish to move at all
Em F#m G
Inertia
C D
Everything's a stone wall
Em F#m G
Inertia
C A5/E
History let's you die

How to play Inertia

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 E5/B. 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.

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