Rule 31 - Calamity
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Em D C Bm x2
[Verse 1]
Em
It's a wave 2 miles high
Em
Crushing bones while taking lives
D
It's a freeze you can`t escape
D
It's the haunting memories
C
Of a grander history
C
maybe we weren't meant to see
Bm
Clues below the dirt
Bm
in secretive buildings
[Verse 2]
Em
It's a ball and a chain
Em
It's a little company
D
It's a suit in a cage
D
With a touch of apathy
C
It's a shiny brand new way
C
To lose your reality
Bm
It's a giant fault-Line
Bm
In commonality
[Chorus]
Am
I'm beside
Em
A mirror of me
D
That looks the same
G Am
With crooked teeth
D C
A different line
G
Of time it seems
B
Who scraped through the dirt to
B
Survive a calamity
Am
It's a wash
Em
A strip of me
D
A different name
G Am
A different scene
D C G
With fangs I've never worn before
B
The expression has changed to one of insanity
[Verse 3]
Em
It's the calm, far beneath
Em
Turbulence of rapid seas
D
Taking breaks, to pause and breathe
D
When everyone is frantically
C
Moving on, changing pace
C
Never staying in one place,
Bm
For very long
Bm
You don't have to run this race
[Verse 4]
Em
It's ok to stand aside,
Em
let the world pass you by
D
Things can change on a dime,
D
you might not prepare in time
C
For the speed of consequence
C Bm
to plow into your radiant guise
[Chorus]
Am
I'm beside
Em
A mirror of me
D
That looks the same
G Am
With crooked teeth
D C
A different line
G
Of time it seems
B
Who scraped through the dirt to
B
Survive a calamity
Am
I'm beside
Em
A mirror of me
D
That looks the same
G Am
With crooked teeth
D C G
With fangs I've never worn before
B
An expression of rage
B
Channeling an animal
How to play Rule 31 - Calamity
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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.