Montauk - Bayside

Montauk

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Intro: G D F#m (2x)
Bm D F#m (2x)
 
Verse 1:
 
G
It's getting cold
D
Thought it was too soon to
A
tell but it was terribly old
A F#/Bb
and as the heartbeat
Bm Em D F#
slows to a heartless crawl
G
The lights went out The lights
D A
went out and darkness filled the
A F#/Bb Bm
house on tiring night
Em D F# Edim
under a Long Is land sky
 
[Refrão]
Bm Em
I thought I'd known the consequence
but sweetness can you believe
A
this? This mess we've made of it
D F#
This mess we've made of it
Bm
In years to come it might
Em
make sense but sweetness
did you believe this?
A
Just what's become of it?
D F# Bm
What's become of it?
 
Verse 2:
 
G
If you hear this and
D
you think you're ready
A A F#/Bb Bm
then meet me in Montauk where
Em D F#
we'll write out in the sand
G D
Here lies the destiny of 2
A A F#/Bb Bm
hurt souls afraid to be cured a gain
Em D F# (hold)
That could be our e pitaph
 
[Refrão]
Bm Em
I thought I'd known the consequence
but sweetness can you believe
A
this? This mess we've made of it
D F#
This mess we've made of it
Bm
In years to come it might
Em
make sense but sweetness
did you believe this?
A
Just what's become of it?
D F#
What's become of it?
 
Breakdown: Bm A C F# (2x)
 
Guitar Solo: Bm A G F# (2x) F#
 
[Refrão]
Bm Em
I thought I'd known the consequence
but sweetness can you believe
A
this? This mess we've made of it
D F#
This mess we've made of it
Bm
In years to come it might
Em
make sense but sweetness
did you believe this?
A
what's become of it?
D F# F#
What's become of it? I know
 
Bm Em
I thought I'd known the consequence
but sweetness can you believe
A
this? This mess we've made of it
D F#
This mess we've made of it
Bm
In years to come it might
Em
make sense but sweetness
did you forsee this?
A
Just what's become of it?
D F# Bm
What's become

How to play Montauk

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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