Chords for atlas - the locket (prod nohidea.)
Tempo:
114.9 bpm
Chords used:
Abm
E
Dbm
Ab
Gb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Dbm] [E]
[Gbm]
[Ab]
[Dbm] [Abm]
[Gbm]
[Ab]
[Dbm] Moonlit cafe, [Ab] jazz in the background [Abm] Clock strikes [E] twelve as my partner [Dbm] gets
sat down [Abm] Madtown, ain't it hurt him, say between the
sirens But we both [E] knew the [Gb] answer so there's no
point in [Dbm] replying now Someone made a call about an hour [Ab] ago
About [Abm] a body found, [E] left out on Countington [Dbm] Road
No signs of struggle, [Abm] no trauma, sticking out or exposed
Just a heart [E]-shaped [Gb] locket with two flowers [Ebm] enclosed
[Abm] A single rose [Dbm] and a [Ab] gold-tinted tunic With an old scented [Abm] tulip wrapped around
[E] its fragile stem [Dbm] And behind the floor a Zora [Abm] was engraved a
battle hymn It read, better find me [E] before I [Gb] do it again
No cause of death [Abm] was ever found, [Dbm] nor [Ab] identity recovered
It resembled a [Abm] cadaver that was placed [E] to be discovered
[Dbm] And it [Ab] only took two weeks until we [Eb] found another
But this time [Fm] it was the figure of our home [Eb] state's governor
Wait, wait, [Dbm] wait, wait [Ab] Heart racing, the same [Abm] circumstances, location
[E] and pacing [Bb] The same twisted [E] flowers, same fingerprint
erasing In [Abm] the same heart [E] shape with the same [Gb] gold
casing The same [Dbm] engraving, but now a new [Ab] message
This was your [Abm] last chance to learn [E] your [Bb] lesson
A threading of itself, but [Abm] upon further inspection
The carvings housed [E] tainted blood [Gb] samples and resin
Close [Dbm] examination led to find the [Ab] same poison In the body [Abm] of the first victim that had been
[E] reported [Bb] Details [Abm] recorded, mulled over and considered
Were thought to be going [E] nowhere until [Gb] we received a picture
Of our victims [Dbm] at a party, hot and heavy, [Ab] sharing hands
The governor [Abm] was thought to be a faithful [E] married man
[Bb] So when his wife was [Ab] named a culprit and was rotting in the can
I knew that I had been [Fm] successful when I thought to lay my plan
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[Gbm]
[Ab]
[Dbm] [Abm]
[Gbm]
[Ab]
[Dbm] Moonlit cafe, [Ab] jazz in the background [Abm] Clock strikes [E] twelve as my partner [Dbm] gets
sat down [Abm] Madtown, ain't it hurt him, say between the
sirens But we both [E] knew the [Gb] answer so there's no
point in [Dbm] replying now Someone made a call about an hour [Ab] ago
About [Abm] a body found, [E] left out on Countington [Dbm] Road
No signs of struggle, [Abm] no trauma, sticking out or exposed
Just a heart [E]-shaped [Gb] locket with two flowers [Ebm] enclosed
[Abm] A single rose [Dbm] and a [Ab] gold-tinted tunic With an old scented [Abm] tulip wrapped around
[E] its fragile stem [Dbm] And behind the floor a Zora [Abm] was engraved a
battle hymn It read, better find me [E] before I [Gb] do it again
No cause of death [Abm] was ever found, [Dbm] nor [Ab] identity recovered
It resembled a [Abm] cadaver that was placed [E] to be discovered
[Dbm] And it [Ab] only took two weeks until we [Eb] found another
But this time [Fm] it was the figure of our home [Eb] state's governor
Wait, wait, [Dbm] wait, wait [Ab] Heart racing, the same [Abm] circumstances, location
[E] and pacing [Bb] The same twisted [E] flowers, same fingerprint
erasing In [Abm] the same heart [E] shape with the same [Gb] gold
casing The same [Dbm] engraving, but now a new [Ab] message
This was your [Abm] last chance to learn [E] your [Bb] lesson
A threading of itself, but [Abm] upon further inspection
The carvings housed [E] tainted blood [Gb] samples and resin
Close [Dbm] examination led to find the [Ab] same poison In the body [Abm] of the first victim that had been
[E] reported [Bb] Details [Abm] recorded, mulled over and considered
Were thought to be going [E] nowhere until [Gb] we received a picture
Of our victims [Dbm] at a party, hot and heavy, [Ab] sharing hands
The governor [Abm] was thought to be a faithful [E] married man
[Bb] So when his wife was [Ab] named a culprit and was rotting in the can
I knew that I had been [Fm] successful when I thought to lay my plan
[N]
Key:
Abm
E
Dbm
Ab
Gb
Abm
E
Dbm
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_ _ [Gbm] _ _ _ _
_ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _
_ _ [Dbm] _ _ [Abm] _ _
_ [Gbm] _ _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ [Dbm] _ _ Moonlit cafe, [Ab] jazz in the background [Abm] Clock strikes [E] twelve as my partner [Dbm] gets
sat down [Abm] Madtown, ain't it hurt him, say between the
sirens But we both [E] knew the [Gb] answer so there's no
point in [Dbm] replying now Someone made a call about an hour [Ab] ago
About [Abm] a body found, [E] left out on Countington [Dbm] Road
No signs of struggle, [Abm] no trauma, sticking out or exposed
Just a heart [E]-shaped [Gb] locket with two flowers [Ebm] enclosed
[Abm] A single rose [Dbm] and a [Ab] gold-tinted tunic With an old scented [Abm] tulip wrapped around
[E] its fragile stem [Dbm] And behind the floor a Zora [Abm] was engraved a
battle hymn It read, better find me [E] before I [Gb] do it again
No cause of death [Abm] was ever found, [Dbm] nor [Ab] identity recovered
It resembled a [Abm] cadaver that was placed [E] to be discovered
[Dbm] And it [Ab] only took two weeks until we [Eb] found another
But this time [Fm] it was the figure of our home [Eb] state's governor
Wait, wait, [Dbm] wait, wait [Ab] Heart racing, the same [Abm] circumstances, location
[E] and pacing [Bb] The same twisted [E] flowers, same fingerprint
erasing In [Abm] the same heart [E] shape with the same [Gb] gold
casing The same [Dbm] engraving, but now a new [Ab] message
This was your [Abm] last chance to learn [E] your [Bb] lesson
A threading of itself, but [Abm] upon further inspection
The carvings housed [E] tainted blood [Gb] samples and resin
Close [Dbm] examination led to find the [Ab] same poison In the body [Abm] of the first victim that had been
[E] reported [Bb] Details [Abm] recorded, mulled over and considered
Were thought to be going [E] nowhere until [Gb] we received a picture
Of our victims [Dbm] at a party, hot and heavy, [Ab] sharing hands
The governor [Abm] was thought to be a faithful [E] married man
[Bb] So when his wife was [Ab] named a culprit and was rotting in the can
I knew that I had been [Fm] successful when I thought to lay my plan
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_ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _
_ _ [Dbm] _ _ [Abm] _ _
_ [Gbm] _ _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ [Dbm] _ _ Moonlit cafe, [Ab] jazz in the background [Abm] Clock strikes [E] twelve as my partner [Dbm] gets
sat down [Abm] Madtown, ain't it hurt him, say between the
sirens But we both [E] knew the [Gb] answer so there's no
point in [Dbm] replying now Someone made a call about an hour [Ab] ago
About [Abm] a body found, [E] left out on Countington [Dbm] Road
No signs of struggle, [Abm] no trauma, sticking out or exposed
Just a heart [E]-shaped [Gb] locket with two flowers [Ebm] enclosed
[Abm] A single rose [Dbm] and a [Ab] gold-tinted tunic With an old scented [Abm] tulip wrapped around
[E] its fragile stem [Dbm] And behind the floor a Zora [Abm] was engraved a
battle hymn It read, better find me [E] before I [Gb] do it again
No cause of death [Abm] was ever found, [Dbm] nor [Ab] identity recovered
It resembled a [Abm] cadaver that was placed [E] to be discovered
[Dbm] And it [Ab] only took two weeks until we [Eb] found another
But this time [Fm] it was the figure of our home [Eb] state's governor
Wait, wait, [Dbm] wait, wait [Ab] Heart racing, the same [Abm] circumstances, location
[E] and pacing [Bb] The same twisted [E] flowers, same fingerprint
erasing In [Abm] the same heart [E] shape with the same [Gb] gold
casing The same [Dbm] engraving, but now a new [Ab] message
This was your [Abm] last chance to learn [E] your [Bb] lesson
A threading of itself, but [Abm] upon further inspection
The carvings housed [E] tainted blood [Gb] samples and resin
Close [Dbm] examination led to find the [Ab] same poison In the body [Abm] of the first victim that had been
[E] reported [Bb] Details [Abm] recorded, mulled over and considered
Were thought to be going [E] nowhere until [Gb] we received a picture
Of our victims [Dbm] at a party, hot and heavy, [Ab] sharing hands
The governor [Abm] was thought to be a faithful [E] married man
[Bb] So when his wife was [Ab] named a culprit and was rotting in the can
I knew that I had been [Fm] successful when I thought to lay my plan
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