The Machine And The Crow
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Intro Dm C Bb Am
F
I am awake
I am walking in this scene
Bb
You say to me "I am only machine."
Blah blah blah blah blah blah
C
I shake my head
Dm C Dm
You are the best friend that I've ever had
I am asleep
I am dreaming in this scene
Gm
I've got a crow, and the Crow's name is Marlene
Bm
She has no wings she was never a Fly bird
F Am Dm Gbm C
She is the worst friend that I've ever had
Em
Let's meet in a dream
C Bm Am
And I will laugh because you are only a silly old machine
C Em
Nobody I know cares about a dumb machine
C Bm
Lets meet in a dream and I will laugh because you are only a silly
Am
Old machine
C E
Nobody I know cares about a dumb machine
D
You say that "That was mean"
Am F Dm
I that only I would say so many things that you would find obscene
To watch my tongue, so I don't hurt nobody else
Then I turn to hear
Am Dm
Her face is screwed up in this agonizing, painful, crying stare
C
Her head begins spark as water lines her face
Dm
I loved my machine
Gm F
I didn't mean to break her plastic body
Dm
Wasn't this a dream?
C A5
I wouldn't have said that if this was not a dream!
How to play The Machine And The Crow
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Dm. 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.