Medusa In Chains - The Fratellis

Medusa In Chains

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Intro: D Bm7 Em A x2
 
D Bm7 Em A
Turn off the light when you leave, switch off that evil sound
D Bm7 Em A
I'm trying hard not to breathe, till I'm on solid ground
D C# F#m D C# F#m
Sometimes that's just how it goes, take it from someone who knows
G D F#m G Gm
Eyes wide, tongue tied, she replied, "I'm lost inside"
 
D Bm7 Em A
I'm not your miracle man I'm not your spirit guide
D Bm7 Em A
Before this whole thing began I had some sense of pride
D C# F#m D C# F#m
Just one more night with your lips, your company is hard to eclipse
G D F#m G Gm
Weak knees, yes indeed guaranteed, make my heart bleed
 
D Bm7 Em A
Give me a reason to breathe don't let my sun go down
D Bm7 Em A
I'll make you sad and receive I'll be your sacred ground
D Bm7 Em A
Be my Medusa in Chains, petrified
D Bm7 Em
Only your beauty remains
A# D Bm7 Em A
Tell me, baby, one more time won't you be a friend of mine?
 
D Bm7 Em A
 
D Bm7 Em A
Put out your e-cigarette, take off your sequin shawl
D Bm7 Em A
Just try your best to forget, that I once made you crawl
D C# F#m D C# F#m
Just one more sway of your hips, I love the way your confidence slips
G D F#m G Gm
You should be outlawed, dear God, every single breath, I applaud
 
D Bm7 Em A
Give me a reason to breathe don't let my sun go down
D Bm7 Em A
I'll make you sad and receive I'll be your sacred ground
D Bm7 Em A
Be my Medusa in Chains, petrified
D Bm7 Em
Only your beauty remains
A# D
Tell me, baby, one more time won't you be a friend of mine?

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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.

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