Mockingbird
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Mockingbird by Kaspar Hauser
A#maj7/F = x88765
F/C = 88756x
Am = 57755x
Dm = x57765
G7sus4 = xx5768
C = 87555x
E5 = x795xx
F5 = x8(10)5xx
Cadd9/G = x(10)(10)95x
Fmaj7/13sus4 = x8876x
[intro]
A#maj7/F F/C Am A#maj7/F
A#maj7/F F/C Am A#maj7/F
A#maj7/F Am Dm Dm
A#maj7/F Am Dm Dm
[verses]
A#maj7/F F/C Am A#maj7/F
And the mockingbird hides its wings before it plunges through the sky
A#maj7/F F/C Am A#maj7/F
You can’t erase it’s flame as it ribbons past the forests in the night
A#maj7/F F/C Am A#maj7/F
Over balconies it would glide across and turn right out of sight
A#maj7/F Am Dm Dm
Oh it’s all so quiet in this Autumn night
A#maj7/F Am Dm Dm
And the mist can feel it breathing between its eyes
A#maj7/F F/C Am A#maj7/F
As a villager reels his sorrow in a patterned lonely dream
A#maj7/F F/C Am A#maj7/F
He can’t shake the fate and the doubt of being the one who’s left between
A#maj7/F Am Dm Dm
The darkness that persists in all he sees
A#maj7/F Am Dm Dm
Mastered by the phantoms and the greed
[intrumental]
G7sus4 C
E5 F5 F/C
Dm Am
G7sus4 C
E5 F5 F/C
F/C F/C F/C
E5 F5 F/C
F/C F/C F/C
E5 F5 F/C
Am
Cadd9/G Fmaj7/13sus4
Cadd9/G Fmaj7/13sus4
Dm Am A#maj7/F F/C
Dm Am A#maj7/F F/C
[verses]
Dm Am A#maj7/F
And even when the calling or the changes in the ripples marks the parting of the
F/C
garden’s undergrowth
Dm Am A#maj7/F
Lavender was forming from the fragments of the dream as all the rains were falling down
F/C
right thru the smoke
Dm Am A#maj7/F F/C
In heathers from the tulips through the ruins, lies a goddess, changing her dress
Dm Am A#maj7/F
Muddled in the reeds and all the flowers left between the ghostly visions that could
F/C
coincide with death
[intrumental & outro]
G7sus4 C
E5 F5 F/C
Dm Am
G7sus4 C
E5 F5 F/C
F/C F/C F/C
E5 F5 F/C
F/C F/C F/C
E5 F5 F/C
Am C Dm F
Am C Dm F
Am
How to play Mockingbird
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 E. 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.