Mill Town Moon
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[Intro ]
|D |G A | x3
|D | G |A |A |
verse 1
D G A
You don't have to get so excited,
D G A
It's only me and some mill town sons.
D G A
You don't have to feel invited,
D G A
We're all here for the same reasons.
verse 2
D G A
Three hours overtime, it's only a humpday.
D G A
It's been days since the last day I've humped.
D G A D
I hit a pub a friend hit before me.
Refrain
G A G
Put it away, Frank, I got this one and.
A G
Old habits die harder than heartache and
A G
Old friends die too soon
A G
I've never been one to get too cliche but
A D
Did you catch a glimpse of that old mill town moon
Instrumental
|G A |D | x3
|G A |A A7 |A7 |
verse 3
D G A
This old city ain't where I come from
D G A
I've become so little pride of girls some
D G A
I got a bunch of friends kinda nukes smashed
D G A
There's frick and frack and frack and frick
verse 4
D G A
This morning scratches my sunglass addiction
D G A
Two shots espresso and a honey bun
D G A
I kiss my baby on the side of her foreheard
D G A G
Today's the day I'm gonna be someone and
Refrain
A G
Daydreamers dreaming into the night like
A G
In your head that longitude
A G
I've never been one to get too cliche but
A D
Did you catch a glimpse of that old mill town moon
Instrumental
|G A |D |G A |G |
Bridge
A G
No one happens to die harder than heartache and
A G
Old friends die to soon
A G
I've never been one to get too cliche but
A D G
Did you catch a glimpse of that old mill town moon
Outro
A D G
That old mill town moon
A D G
That old mill town moon
A D
That old mill town moon
|G A |A A7 |A7 |
How to play Mill Town Moon
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What is the starting chord?
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.