Majour - Glassjaw

Majour

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Intro
Em9 Cadd9
You only get one taste
Em9 Cadd9
And for this gift, we are graced
Em9 Cadd9
You only get one taste
Em9 Cadd9
And for this gift, for this gift, for this gift
 
Em C Asus(add9) F
Wait
Em C Asus(add9) F
Wait
 
[Verso 1]Cmaj7
Now let me go
 
So I can brag about this gift that he stole
 
For all my lonely nights
 
I will carry this girl with me where I go
 
[Pré-Refrão]F
Bad taste in my mouth
Em D
You would think I'm a whore
F
Bad taste in my mouth
Em
You would think I'm
D
You would think I'm
 
[Refrão]Em C
You only get one taste
Asus F
And for this gift, fuck, we are graced
Em C
I said that you only get one taste
Asus F
I said, and for this gift, and for this gift
 
[Verso 2]Cmaj7
She's likely to go, or so she'll say
 
That her sleeps that she do to keep her nights, days away
 
I said love, or so she'll say
 
Immature love, you breed immature lust
 
[Pré-Refrão]F
So died the virgin
Em D
I have told you before
F
You're nothing special to him
Em D
But that's nothing new for, nothing new for
Em C Asus F
You!!!
D Em C
Nothing new for you,
Asus F
You'll be born, you before
 
Outro
Em C
Embody me with your body
Asus F
I've never seen, I've never
Em C
Embody me with your body
Asus F
I've never seen, I've never
Esus Fmaj7
Embody me with your body
Esus Fmaj7
I've never seen, I've never
Esus Fmaj7
Embody me with your body
Esus Fmaj7
I've never seen, I've never
 
Esus Fmaj7
Embody me with your body
Esus Fmaj7
I've never seen, I've never
Esus Fmaj7
You embody me with your body
Esus Fmaj7
I've never seen, are you happy?

How to play Majour

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 Em9. 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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