Pascals Submarine
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[Verso 1]
A
There's not a breath of air tonight
D A
I got my windows all thrown open wide
Bm D
Praying for any little breeze
A
To move the curtains shake the leaves tonight
A
Stumbled in to sleep's ravine
D A
Into a dream of Pascal's Submarine
Bm D
If you can remain quiet and still
D A
You might escape life's fill of misery
[Refrão]
Bm F#m
Nah nah na nah na
Bm F#m A
Nah nah na nah na nah
[Verso 2]
A
A (hamonica plays C5/C7)
A woman's had all she can stand
D A
Hysterically screaming, "I'm waiting for my man"
Bm D
"Madam, we're doing all we can
A
But can you give me your man's name again?"
A A
Are they dead or worse, alive?
Bm A
Is there something that you're trying to hide?
Bm D
Russian accent, Las Vegas Cap says
A
"Can we talk about all that Inside?"
A
With Klebanov within her grasp
D A
There's just one more think she's dying to ask
Bm D
They stuck a needle in her arm
A
Saying, "Don't do yourself more harm"
She collapsed
[Refrão]
Bm F#m
Nah nah na nah na
Bm F#m A
Nah nah na nah na nah
A
There's not a breath of air tonight
D A
We got our windows all thrown open wide
Bm D
Praying for any little breeze
D A
For the skeletons, for the effigies tonight
Bm F#m
Nah nah na nah na
Bm F#m A
Nah nah na nah na nah
Bm F#m
Nah nah na nah na
Bm F#m A
Nah nah na nah na nah
...Trumpet Plays out
How to play Pascals Submarine
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.