Pancreas
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: FCapotraste: Sem capotraste
(Probably read the legend)
[Intro]
Gm7 A7sus4 A7 Am7 C7/E D7/F# D7+/F# D/F#
Oooooooooooooooh ee-ooooooooooooooh ahhhhhhhhhhhh
Gm7 Am7 Bb6 Bm7b5 C7sus4 C7
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh oooooooooo-
| F* Fsus4 F | F Fsus4 F | F Fsus4 F | F D7/F# |
-oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh
[Section 1]
Gm7/D C/E
I'm always thinkin' 'bout it
Dm7 Dm7/C G/B G/A G G/F
I don't know what I'd do without it
C C7/Bb C6/A C/G E F N.C.
I love, I really love my pancreas
Gm7 C7
My spleen just doesn't matter
Dm Am/C G/B G/A G G/B
Don't really care about my bladder
Bb F6/A Gm C Gm/F F N.C. F#bass
But I don't leave home without my pan- creas
Gm D7 Gm D7/A Gm/Bb G/B
My pancreas is always there for me (ahhh-
F/C Dm
-ooh) Secreting those enzymes (bap-bap-bap-ba-
Fadd9/C Dm
-ooh) Secreting those hormones, too
Bb F/C F/A F G Am/G G C/G | G7/D** D/C G/B Am/C G/D |
Metabolyzing carbohydrates just for me
[Section 2]
C7 C7/Bb C7/A C7/G C7 C7/Bb C7/A C7/G
Bap bap ba-ba-ba- -ba! (My pancreas)
Bb7 Bb7/Ab Bb7/G Bb7/F Bb7/D Bb7/F Bb7/G Bb7/A Bb7 Bb7/B
Bap bap ba-ba-ba- -ba! (My pan- -cre- -as)
C7 C7/Bb C7/A C7/G C7 C7/Bb C7/A C7/G
Bap bap ba-ba-ba- -ba! (My pancreas)
Bb7 Bb7/Ab Bb7/G Bb7/F Bb7/D Bb7/F Bb7/G Bb7/A Bb7 Bb7/B
Bap bap ba-ba-ba- -ba! (My pan- -cre- -as)
| C7 | C7 | Bb7 | Bb7 |
| C7 | C7 | Bb7 | Bb7 |
C7 C7/Bb C7/A C7/G C7 C7/Bb C7/A C7/G
Bap bap ba-ba-ba- -ba! (My pancreas)
Bb7 Bb7/Ab Bb7/G Bb7/F Bb7/D Bb7/F Bb7/G Bb7/A Bb7 Bb7/B
Bap bap ba-ba-ba- -ba! (My pan- -cre- -as)
| C C/Bb C/A C/G | C C/Bb C/A C/G | C C/Bb C/A C/G | C |
[Section 3]
N.C. Bb C F Dm
My pancreas attracts every other pancreas in the universe
Bb C9 C7 F/C Bm7b5 Bbmaj7 F11 F7
With a force proportional to the pro-duct of their mas-ses
F Bbmaj7 C F F/G F/A C7 D7
And inversely propotionial to the distance be- tween them
Am7*** G#m7 Am7 G#m7 Am7 G#m7 Am7
Woo- -oo- -woo-oo- -woo-oo- -woo
[Section 4]
N.C.
Don't you know you gotta
F
Flow, flow, flow, pancreatic juice
Gm C
Flow, flow, into the deuodenum, won't you
F
Flow, flow, flow, pancreatic juice
Gm C
Flow, flow, into the deuodenum, won't you
F
Insulin, glucagon
(Flow, flow, flow, pancreatic juice)
Gm C
Comin' from the islets of Langerhans
(Flow, flow, into the deuodenum, won't you)
F
Insulin, glucagon
(Flow, flow, flow, pancreatic juice)
Gm C
Comin' from the islets of Langerhans
(Flow, flow, into the deuodenum, won't you)
F
Lipase, amylase, and tripsin
(Insulin, glucagon)
[Flow, flow, flow, pancreatic juice]
Gm C
They gonna help with our digestion
(Comin' from the islets of Langerhans)
[Flow, flow, into the deuodenum, won't you]
F
Lipase, amylase, and tripsin
(Insulin, glucagon)
[Flow, flow, flow, pancreatic juice]
Gm C
They gonna help with our digestion
(Comin' from the islets of Langerhans)
[Flow, flow, into the deuodenum, won't you]
F
Can't you see I love my pancreas
(Lipase, amylase, and tripsin)
[Insulin, glucagon]
{Flow, flow, flow, pancreatic juice}
Gm C
Golly gee, I love my pancreas
(They gonna help with our digestion)
[Comin' from the islets of Langerhans]
{Flow, flow, into the deuodenum, won't you}
F
Can't you see I love my pancreas
(Lipase, amylase, and tripsin)
[Insulin, glucagon]
{Flow, flow, flow, pancreatic juice}
Gm C
Golly gee, I love my pancreas
(They gonna help with our digestion)
[Comin' from the islets of Langerhans]
{Flow, flow, into the deuodenum, won't you}
F
Can't you see I love my pancreas
(Lipase, amylase, and tripsin)
[Insulin, glucagon]
{Flow, flow, flow, pancreatic juice}
Gm C
Golly gee, I love my pancreas
(They gonna help with our digestion)
[Comin' from the islets of Langerhans]
{Flow, flow, into the deuodenum, won't you}
(Fade out)
--- LEGEND ---
*All vocals until this point, when the ukelele comes in.
**Chords on this line from this point are bassless,
very high, and composed of only two notes.
***All vocals on this line, with a long fall on the last Am7.
The Am7s are all /E, and the G#m7s /D#.
How to play Pancreas
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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.