Sister Mary Innocent
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Fuel - Sister Mary Innocent
Standard, but live versions can be in Half Step Down tuning
[Intro]
B7
[Verse 1]
C7 Cm7
Don't be afraid, I'm here for you when the
Am G/B Csus2 F5
Audience departed as I gave her heart away from me, yeah
C7 Cm7
Am G/B Csus2 F5
Thought I had the answers but I let them slip away from me
[Chorus]
C G/B Am7
Sister Mary innocent lost her way
G# G
She stood up on the table and faded away
C G/B Am7 G
Sister Mary innocent I can say
D/F# F
What's wrong with you is all that's wrong with me.
[PreVerse]
C7 B7 C7
D7 C7 D7
F7 Fm7 C7
[Verse 2]
C7 Cm7
Once those skies, weren't they azure blue?
Am G/B Csus2 F5
But the papers always seem to have the ugly things to say, we choose
C7 Cm7
Oh Jesus, Jesus, we still love you
Am G/B Csus2 F5
Just as long as proofs a burden we don't ever have to bear for you
[Chorus]
C G/B Am7
Sister Mary innocent lost her way
G# G
She stood up on the table and faded away
C G/B Am7 G
Sister Mary innocent I can say
D/F# F
What's wrong with you is all that's wrong with me.
[Bridge]
C7 Cm7
Em F5 G5 F5
I can feel you
Em F5 G5 F5
Can't take lower
Em F5 G5 F5
In my mind's eye
Em F5 G5 F5
someone called out
[Solo]
C G/B Am7 G
D/F# G
Em Am
D F Fm
C7 B7 C7
D7 C7 D7
F7 Fm7
[Outro Chorus]
C G/B Am7
Sister Mary innocent lost her way
G# G
She stood up on the table and faded away
C G/B Am7 G
Sister Mary innocent I can say
G# G
What's wrong with you is all that's wrong
C G/B Am7
Sister Mary innocent lost her way
G# G7
She stood up on the table and faded away
C G/B Am7 G
Sister Mary innocent I can say
G# G
What's wrong with you is all that's wrong
G# G
What's wrong with you is all that's wrong
G# A5 G# G
What's wrong with you is all that's wrong
G# G C7
What's wrong with you is all that's wrong with me.
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How to play Sister Mary Innocent
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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.