Chords for Simple Twist of Fate (Take 3A)
Tempo:
135.4 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
Am
B
C#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[E]
[A]
[Am]
[E] [A]
[E] [B]
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They sat together in the park as the evening sky grew dark.
She looked at him and he felt a spark
[A] tingle to his bones.
[Am] It was then he felt alone [E] and wished that he'd [A] gone straight
[E] and watched out for [A] a simple
twist of [E] fate.
They walked along by the old canal, a little confused I remember well, and stopped into
a strange hotel [A] with a neon burning bright.
[Am] He felt the heat of her night
[E] hit him like [A] a freight [E] train moving [A] with a simple [E] twist of fate.
The saxophone someplace far off played as she was walking by the arcade as the light
burst through a beat up shade.
[A] While he was waking up, she [Am] dropped the coin into a cup [E] of a blind man at [A] the [E] gate and
forgot about [A] his simple twist of [E] fate.
[A]
[Am]
[E] [A]
[E] [A]
[E]
He woke up, the room was bare, he didn't see her anywhere.
He told himself he didn't care, [A] pushed the window open wide, [Am] felt an emptiness inside
[E] to which he just could [A] not relate,
[E] brought [A] on by a simple [E] twist of fate.
He hears the ticking of the clocks and walks along with a parrot that talks, hunts her
down [C#m] by the [E] waterfront docks [A] where the sailors all come in.
[Am] Maybe he'll spot her once again.
[E] How long must [A] he wait [E] one more time [A] for his simple twist of [E] fate?
People tell me it's a sin to know and feel [N] too much within.
[A]
[Am]
[E] [A]
[E] [B]
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They sat together in the park as the evening sky grew dark.
She looked at him and he felt a spark
[A] tingle to his bones.
[Am] It was then he felt alone [E] and wished that he'd [A] gone straight
[E] and watched out for [A] a simple
twist of [E] fate.
They walked along by the old canal, a little confused I remember well, and stopped into
a strange hotel [A] with a neon burning bright.
[Am] He felt the heat of her night
[E] hit him like [A] a freight [E] train moving [A] with a simple [E] twist of fate.
The saxophone someplace far off played as she was walking by the arcade as the light
burst through a beat up shade.
[A] While he was waking up, she [Am] dropped the coin into a cup [E] of a blind man at [A] the [E] gate and
forgot about [A] his simple twist of [E] fate.
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[Am]
[E] [A]
[E] [A]
[E]
He woke up, the room was bare, he didn't see her anywhere.
He told himself he didn't care, [A] pushed the window open wide, [Am] felt an emptiness inside
[E] to which he just could [A] not relate,
[E] brought [A] on by a simple [E] twist of fate.
He hears the ticking of the clocks and walks along with a parrot that talks, hunts her
down [C#m] by the [E] waterfront docks [A] where the sailors all come in.
[Am] Maybe he'll spot her once again.
[E] How long must [A] he wait [E] one more time [A] for his simple twist of [E] fate?
People tell me it's a sin to know and feel [N] too much within.
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They sat together in the park _ as the evening sky grew dark.
She looked at him and he felt a spark _
[A] _ tingle to his bones. _ _
[Am] _ It was then he felt _ alone [E] and wished that he'd [A] gone straight _
[E] and watched out for [A] a simple
twist of [E] fate.
_ _ They _ _ _ _ walked along by the old canal, _ a little confused I remember well, _ and stopped into
a strange hotel [A] with a neon burning bright. _ _
[Am] _ He felt the heat of her night _
[E] hit him like [A] a _ freight [E] train moving _ [A] with a simple [E] twist of fate.
_ _ The _ _ _ _ saxophone someplace far off played _ as she was walking by the arcade _ as the light
burst through a beat up shade.
[A] While he was waking up, she [Am] dropped the coin into a cup _ [E] of a blind man at [A] the _ [E] gate and
forgot about [A] his simple twist of [E] fate. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ He woke up, the room was bare, _ he didn't see her anywhere. _
_ He told himself he didn't care, [A] pushed the window open wide, _ _ [Am] felt an emptiness _ inside _
[E] to which he just could [A] not relate, _
[E] _ _ brought [A] on by a simple [E] twist of fate. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ He hears the ticking of the clocks _ and walks along with a parrot that talks, hunts her
down [C#m] by the [E] waterfront docks [A] where the sailors all come in. _ _
[Am] Maybe he'll spot her once again. _
[E] How long must [A] he _ wait [E] one more time [A] for his simple twist of [E] fate? _ _ _ _ _ _
_ People tell me it's a sin _ to know and feel [N] too much within. _
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They sat together in the park _ as the evening sky grew dark.
She looked at him and he felt a spark _
[A] _ tingle to his bones. _ _
[Am] _ It was then he felt _ alone [E] and wished that he'd [A] gone straight _
[E] and watched out for [A] a simple
twist of [E] fate.
_ _ They _ _ _ _ walked along by the old canal, _ a little confused I remember well, _ and stopped into
a strange hotel [A] with a neon burning bright. _ _
[Am] _ He felt the heat of her night _
[E] hit him like [A] a _ freight [E] train moving _ [A] with a simple [E] twist of fate.
_ _ The _ _ _ _ saxophone someplace far off played _ as she was walking by the arcade _ as the light
burst through a beat up shade.
[A] While he was waking up, she [Am] dropped the coin into a cup _ [E] of a blind man at [A] the _ [E] gate and
forgot about [A] his simple twist of [E] fate. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ He woke up, the room was bare, _ he didn't see her anywhere. _
_ He told himself he didn't care, [A] pushed the window open wide, _ _ [Am] felt an emptiness _ inside _
[E] to which he just could [A] not relate, _
[E] _ _ brought [A] on by a simple [E] twist of fate. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ He hears the ticking of the clocks _ and walks along with a parrot that talks, hunts her
down [C#m] by the [E] waterfront docks [A] where the sailors all come in. _ _
[Am] Maybe he'll spot her once again. _
[E] How long must [A] he _ wait [E] one more time [A] for his simple twist of [E] fate? _ _ _ _ _ _
_ People tell me it's a sin _ to know and feel [N] too much within. _
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