Punch-Drunk In Manhattan
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: EbCapotraste:
1st traste
[Verse]
D G
I blacked out and fell to the floor
D G
I woke up with a note on the door
D Em Bm G
That said "I love you so much, but you're so out of touch
D Bm F# G
And I don't even know what it's for"
D G
So I'm leaving the city tonight
D G
In a glimmer of dust and starlight
D Em Bm G
I just need to be away and I wish I could stay
D Bm F# G
But New York is just eating me alive
[Chorus]
D G F# Bm B
Oh, take me inside darling of mine
A Em Gm D A
Biting my tongue pissing away all my pride
D G A
So won't you take me away
D G A
To the part of the state that you're going
Bm G
There's a place we could go
D G
Where everyone knows
D A
That our bones will rest
D G
In the dust and our bodies
D A G
Will turn into one forever
[Verse]
D G
I wish you would love me again
D G
Like you loved me over the weekend
D Em Bm G
But your callous remark, like a stab in the heart
D Bm F# G
Brought me down to my knees in the cusp of the dark
D G
I'm floating around in the clouds
D G
I'm looking at you on the ground
D Em Bm G
I could stay here forever or at least till I die
D Bm F# G
And they're pulling my corpse from the sky
[Chorus]
D G F# Bm B
Oh, take me inside darling of mine
A Em Gm D A
Biting my tongue pissing away all my pride
D G A
So won't you take me away
D G A
To the part of the state that you're going
Bm G
There's a place we could go
D G
Where everyone knows
D A
That our bones will rest
D G
In the dust and our bodies
D A G
Will turn into one forever
[Outro]
D D G Bm
Oh, I am inconstant
A A G D
Bled dry and despondant
D D G Bm
Oh, give me a reason
A A G D
Why I shouldn't call this
D D G Bm
Love how does this happen
A A G D
I don't understand it
D D G Bm
I'm falling to pieces
A A G D
Punch-drunk in Manhattan
[Instrumental]
D D G Bm
A A G D
D D G Bm
A A G D
D D G Bm
A A G D
D D G Bm
A A G D
How to play Punch-Drunk In Manhattan
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
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