Oblivion
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
[INTRO]
Bm A x3 Em
Bm A x3 Em
[Verse 1]
A
Well say, we it comes, you sicken me
Em
Who gives a shit where I come from
A
There’s sheep, there’s hills, there’s green
[Pre-Chrous 1]
E F# G A
We are out of the way, heading for oblivion
E F# G A
Easy to isolate, easy to live in
E F# G A
Like the country life, forget about ambition
E F# G A
When the bomb goes up, you’ll all want to know us
[Chorus 1]
Bm E
Won’t hear me say, you’ve got to move
G F# G F#
I, I…
Bm E
I thought I’d find out for myself
G F# G F#
I don’t know why
[Intro]
Bm A x3 Em
Bm A
Burning brighter
Bm A
Burning brighter
Bm A Em
Don’t hold on a Friday night
[Pre-Chorus 2]
E F# G A
You want a quiet place, just settle in Dunedin
E F# G A
In the fireplace are frames that you can dream in
E F# G A
There’s a woman on the move and poets on the corner
E F# G A
Like mountains to the sea, one extreme to another
[Chorus 2]
Bm E
Won’t hear me say, you’ve got to move
G F# G F#
I, I…
Bm E
I thought I’d find out for myself
G F# G F#
I don’t know why
[Bridge]
Bm G#m A
Bm E A
Bm A x2
Bm E A
[Intro]
Bm A x3 Em
[Verse 2]
A Em
… is my home…
A
… I’m happy where I roam…
[Pre-Chorus 3]
E F# G A
We are out of the way, heading for oblivion
E F# G A
Easy to isolate, easy to live in
E F# G A
Like the country life, forget about ambition
E F# G A
When the bomb goes up, you’ll all want to know us
[Chorus 3]
Bm E
Won’t hear me say, you’ve got to move
G F# G F#
I, I…
Bm E
I thought I’d find out for myself
G F# G F#
I don’t know why
Bm E
I thought I’d find out for myself
G F# G F#
I, I…
Bm E
I thought I’d find out for myself
G F# G A
I don’t know why
[Outro]
Bm
How to play Oblivion
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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.