The Natural Heart
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Intro: Am Am Am Am
verse 1:
Am C
A fading neon gleam casts shadows over stone
Em G
The city's shining skin is shedding from the bone
Am C
I've gone form pillar to pariah in the slide
Em G
In seas of doubt I swin against the turning tide
Pre-Chorus
Am C
Broken bodies line the walls
Em
Midas empires crash and fall
G
Wings that melt when we try to soar
Am C
Close my eyes as I descend
Em
to the gold rush at its end
G
Take me back to before...
Am
This isn't human anymore
[Refrão]
Am C
Look in to the natural heart
Em
Follow in the beat of the chemicals
G
(This isn't human anymore)
Am C
Tearing the connections apart
Em
Falling at the beat of our pedastals
G
(Are you still human at the core?)
Am G F
Bridge 1
C Em Am C
Pushing the reflex, pressure the defects
G D
Breaking down is inevitable
Am C
Spraining the rivets, straining the limits
G E
Breaking down is inevitable
verse 2
Am C
The ghost of order dot the eye and tilt the three
Em G
I stalk the trinity into conspiracy
Am C
They painted masterworks and set them all alight
C E
The scars of persecution always harden into spite
Pre-Chorus
Am C
Broken bodies line the walls
Em
Midas empires crash and fall
G
Wings that melt when we try to soar
Am C
Close my eyes as I descend
Em
to the gold rush at its end
G
Take me back to before...
Am
This isn't human anymore
[Refrão]
Am C
Look in to the natural heart
Em
Follow in the beat of the chemicals
G
(This isn't human anymore)
Am C
Tearing the connections apart
Em
Falling at the beat of our pedastals
G
(Are you still human at the core?)
Bridge 2
Am C Em
Look into the natrual heart, don't let it turn to stone
G
(Are you still human at the core?)
Am C Em
Look into the natrual heart, don't let it turn to stone
G
Bridge 1
Am C
Pushing the reflex, pressure the defects
G D
Breaking down is inevitable
Am C
Spraining the rivets, straining the limits
G E
Breaking down is inevitable
Am C
Pushing the reflex, pressure the defects
G D
Breaking down is inevitable
Am C
Spraining the rivets, straining the limits
G E
Breaking down is inevitable
Am
How to play The Natural Heart
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.