Narcissus - Paris Paloma

Narcissus

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: AmCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Am C F
How you fell in love with your reflection in the water, I will never know
Am C F
How you could mistreat such a wife and a daughter, I will never know
 
[Verse]
Am C
You leaned so close the water touched your nose
F E
The greed in your eyes, they could see it from below
 
Am
The ones who came before
C
Who waded from the shore
F
And plunged into the cold and murky world
E
And seen no more
 
E7
 
[Chorus]
Am
Oh, you think I’m a narcissist
C
Then I don’t want a part in this
F
And I don’t care if I made these bodies
E
Who think that they can take this from me
 
Am
Narcissus
C
I don’t want a part in this
F E
And I don’t care
 
[Verse]
Am C
So much of what you say is wrong
F
You made me, yes, that’s true
E E7 E
But I’ll be damned if I belong to you
 
Am
Too fair, the daffodil
C
I hear the laughing still
F
Of what could have been
E
Had you not turned to sin
 
Am
Too fair, the daffodil
C
I hear the laughing still
F
Of what could have been
E
Had you not dived right in
 
E7
 
[Chorus]
Am
Oh, you are a narcissist
C
You think I want a part in this?
F
And I don’t care that you made my body
E
You think you own it, wrongly
Am
Narcissus
C
I won’t take pity
F
I’ll pluck the flowers from the shore
E
And you can stay there evermore
 
[Instrumental]
Am C
F E
Evermore
 
Am C
F F
E
 
Am C
F E
E7
 
[Chorus]
Am
Oh, you are a narcissist
C
I never wanted part in this
F
And I don’t care that you made my body
E
You think you own it, wrongly
Am
Narcissus
C
I won’t take pity
F
I’ll pluck the flowers from the shore
E
And you can stay there
Am C
Evermore
F E
Am

How to play Narcissus

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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.

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