Ode To A Goth Chick I Met In Toronto
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Intro
D G D G D
D G D
[Refrão]
D G D G D
Where have all the pretty vampires gone?
D Em A D A
Where have all the pretty vampires gone?
G A7
Her black hair hid the moon
D Bm
And her white face defied the sun.
G A7 D G D
Where have all the pretty vampires gone?
[Verso 1]
D G A D A
I woke up in the gutter one crisp Ontario morn.
D G A D A
Through the crust in my eyes a lovely sight was formed.
G A7
As I watched the moon quickly give away to dawn,
D Bm
She took me to her room where a bath was drawn.
G A7 D G D
Oh, where have all the pretty vampires gone?
[Refrão]
D G D G D
Where have all the pretty vampires gone?
D Em A D A
Where have all the pretty vampires gone?
G A7
Her black hair hid the moon
D Bm
And her white face defied the sun.
G A7 D G D
Where have all the pretty vampires gone?
[Verso 2]
D G A D A
Some music started playing and her skin began to crawl.
D G A D A
Type O Negative, as I recall.
G A7
When her Doc Martin boots and her fishnet stockings
D Bm
Violently were strewn,
G A7 D G D
I thought: where have all the pretty vampires gone?
[Refrão]
D G D G D
Where have all the pretty vampires gone?
D Em A D A
Where have all the pretty vampires gone?
G A7
Her black hair hid the moon
D Bm
And her white face defied the sun.
G A7 D G D
Where have all the pretty vampires gone?
{Solo}
D G D G D
D Em A D A
G A7
D Bm
G A7 D G D
[Verso 3]
D G A D A
We moved in together on a hot Miami day.
D G A D A
Her piercings and powders had long since gone away.
G A7
She carried in her womb our vampire spawn
D Bm
And at long last the truth had fully dawned.
G A7 D G D
I knew exactly where all the pretty vampires had gone.
[Refrão]
D G D G D
Where have all the pretty vampires gone?
D Em A D A
Where have all the pretty vampires gone?
G A7
Her black hair hid the moon
D Bm
And her white face defied the sun.
G A7 D G D
Where have all the pretty vampires gone?
G A7 D G D
Oh, where have all the pretty vampires gone?
G A7 D G D
Where have all the pretty vampires gone?
How to play Ode To A Goth Chick I Met In Toronto
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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.