Scar On The Sky - Chris Cornell

Scar On The Sky

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Tabbed By: Ezequiel Gomez de Lima, modded by Spikor
 
Intro
 
C-5 X34553
Gsus4 335533
 
C / E / F / C / C-5 / D / Gsus4 / G
 
C E F C
As I fall I leave this scar upon the sky
C E F Fm
A simple note for you, I'll wait for your reply
D G Am D7
And in your answer I'll regain my will to try
 
C Em
So hover in the diving light
F
We will rip the night
Fm Am G
Out of the arms of the sun one more time
C D
Close your eyes and we will fly
F
Above the clouded sky
Fm Am D7
And over the dumbstruck world we will run
 
C E F C
In these hills they wash the golden grains away
C E F Fm
To the valley under all of this I lay
D G Am D7
And may you dig me out unearthed and saved
 
C Em
So hover in the diving light
F
We will rip the night
Fm Am G
Out of the arms of the sun one more time
C D
Close your eyes and we will fly
F
Above the clouded sky
Fm Am D7
And over the dumbstruck world we will run
G#
We can rip the night
G
Out of the arms of the sun
 
Solo:
Am / Em / Am / Em
C / D / G# / G / G
 
C E F C
A blood red feather leaves a scar upon my hand
C E F Fm
No longer scrounded like a painted bird on a fan
 
C Em
So hover in the diving light
F
We will rip the night
Fm Am G
Out of the arms of the sun one more time
C D
Close your eyes and we will fly
F
Above the clouded sky
Fm Am D7
And over the dumbstruck world we will run
 
G#
We can rip the night
G C Bb
Out of the arms of the sun
 
G#
We can rip the night
G C Bb
Out of the arms of the sun
 
G#
We can rip the night
G C
Out of the arms of the sun

How to play Scar On The Sky

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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.

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