Two Headed Boy
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G B G B
Two-headed boy all floating in glass
G B C G
the sun it is past now it's blacker than black
C D
i can hear as you tap on your jar
C G
i am listening to hear where you are
C G
i am listening to hear where you are
G B
two-headed boy
G B
put on sunday shoes
G B
and dance 'round the room
C G
to accordion keys
C D
with the needle that sings in your heart
C G
catching signals that sound in the dark
C G
catching signals that sound in the dark
D C
we will take off our clothes
and they'll be placing
G D C
fingers through the notches in your spine
and when all is breaking
G D C
everything that you could keep beside
Am
now your eyes ain't moving now
D
they just lay there in the clouds
G B
two-headed boy
G B
with pulleys and weights
G B C G
creating a radio played just for two
C D
in the parlor with a moon across her face
C G
and through the music he sweetly displays
C G
silver speakers that sparkle all day
C D C
made for his lover who's floating and choking with her hands across her face
G D C
and in the dark we will take off our clothes
G D C
and they'll be placing fingers through the notches in your spine
G D C
and when all is breaking everything that you could keep beside
Am D
now your eyes ain't moving now they just lay there in the clouds
G B
two-headed boy
G B
there's no reason to grieve
G B
the world that you need
C G
is wrapped in gold silver sleeves
C D
left beneath christmas trees in the snow
C G
and i will take you and leave you alone
C G
watching spirals of white softly flow
C
over your eyelids and all you did
D C
will wait until the point when you let go
How to play Two Headed Boy
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.