Springtime Is The Season Chords by Of Montreal
Tempo:
57.925 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
D
Dm
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[C]
[F] [C] The [Dm] summer's good for [C] tulips, though [D] pansies [C] disagree.
They [Dm] find the heat [C] most distasteful [D] and humidity.
Far too grim to stand up tall or [F] bargain with the [C] bees.
[G] They prefer to [F] droop and open, wait for autumn's breeze, wait for autumn's breeze.
[C] [F]
[C] The [Dm] autumn's good for [C] pumpkins, though [D] apples don't [C] approve.
The [Dm] trees that they've been [C] living on now [D] force them to move.
And [Am] rudely let some fall and send some [Fm] quick to their [C] demise.
Without [G] so much a [Am] bon voyage or even a [Dm] goodbye, even a goodbye.
[F] [C]
[F] [C] The [Dm] winter's good for [C] penguins, though [D] brown bears must [C] object.
When [Dm] talk comes to the [C] joys of winter, they [D] must interject.
[Am] Hibernating in the snow just [Fm] isn't where it's [C] at.
Cause [G] sleeping makes you [F] skinny and we bears like to be fat, we like to be fat.
[C] [F]
[C] [Bb] Springtime is a [C] season where [D] everyone's a [C] friend.
[D] Loneliness and [C] desperation [D] both come to an end.
No [Am] matter how you dive through winter and [Fm] spring you're born again.
[C] Your [G] life might not be [Am] going good, but spring helps you to [F] pretend.
It helps you pretend.
[C]
[F] It helps you pretend.
[C] [Bb] [C]
[N]
[F] [C] The [Dm] summer's good for [C] tulips, though [D] pansies [C] disagree.
They [Dm] find the heat [C] most distasteful [D] and humidity.
Far too grim to stand up tall or [F] bargain with the [C] bees.
[G] They prefer to [F] droop and open, wait for autumn's breeze, wait for autumn's breeze.
[C] [F]
[C] The [Dm] autumn's good for [C] pumpkins, though [D] apples don't [C] approve.
The [Dm] trees that they've been [C] living on now [D] force them to move.
And [Am] rudely let some fall and send some [Fm] quick to their [C] demise.
Without [G] so much a [Am] bon voyage or even a [Dm] goodbye, even a goodbye.
[F] [C]
[F] [C] The [Dm] winter's good for [C] penguins, though [D] brown bears must [C] object.
When [Dm] talk comes to the [C] joys of winter, they [D] must interject.
[Am] Hibernating in the snow just [Fm] isn't where it's [C] at.
Cause [G] sleeping makes you [F] skinny and we bears like to be fat, we like to be fat.
[C] [F]
[C] [Bb] Springtime is a [C] season where [D] everyone's a [C] friend.
[D] Loneliness and [C] desperation [D] both come to an end.
No [Am] matter how you dive through winter and [Fm] spring you're born again.
[C] Your [G] life might not be [Am] going good, but spring helps you to [F] pretend.
It helps you pretend.
[C]
[F] It helps you pretend.
[C] [Bb] [C]
[N]
Key:
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_ _ _ _ [C] _ _
[F] _ _ _ [C] The [Dm] summer's good for [C] tulips, though [D] pansies [C] disagree.
They [Dm] find the heat [C] most distasteful [D] and humidity.
Far too grim to stand up tall or [F] bargain with the [C] bees.
[G] They prefer to [F] droop and open, wait for autumn's breeze, wait for autumn's breeze. _
_ [C] _ _ [F] _ _ _
[C] The [Dm] autumn's good for [C] pumpkins, though [D] apples don't [C] approve.
The [Dm] trees that they've been [C] living on now [D] force them to move.
And [Am] rudely let some fall and send some [Fm] quick to their [C] demise.
Without [G] so much a [Am] bon voyage or even a [Dm] goodbye, even a goodbye.
[F] _ _ [C] _ _
[F] _ _ _ [C] The [Dm] winter's good for [C] penguins, though [D] brown bears must [C] object.
When [Dm] talk comes to the [C] joys of winter, they [D] must interject.
[Am] Hibernating in the snow just [Fm] isn't where it's [C] at.
Cause [G] sleeping makes you [F] skinny and we bears like to be fat, we like to be fat. _
_ [C] _ _ [F] _ _ _
_ [C] [Bb] Springtime is a [C] season where [D] everyone's a [C] friend.
[D] Loneliness and [C] desperation [D] both come to an end.
No [Am] matter how you dive through winter and [Fm] spring you're born again.
[C] Your [G] life might not be [Am] going good, but spring helps you to [F] pretend.
It helps you pretend.
_ _ [C] _
[F] It helps you pretend.
_ _ [C] _ [Bb] _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [N] _ _
[F] _ _ _ [C] The [Dm] summer's good for [C] tulips, though [D] pansies [C] disagree.
They [Dm] find the heat [C] most distasteful [D] and humidity.
Far too grim to stand up tall or [F] bargain with the [C] bees.
[G] They prefer to [F] droop and open, wait for autumn's breeze, wait for autumn's breeze. _
_ [C] _ _ [F] _ _ _
[C] The [Dm] autumn's good for [C] pumpkins, though [D] apples don't [C] approve.
The [Dm] trees that they've been [C] living on now [D] force them to move.
And [Am] rudely let some fall and send some [Fm] quick to their [C] demise.
Without [G] so much a [Am] bon voyage or even a [Dm] goodbye, even a goodbye.
[F] _ _ [C] _ _
[F] _ _ _ [C] The [Dm] winter's good for [C] penguins, though [D] brown bears must [C] object.
When [Dm] talk comes to the [C] joys of winter, they [D] must interject.
[Am] Hibernating in the snow just [Fm] isn't where it's [C] at.
Cause [G] sleeping makes you [F] skinny and we bears like to be fat, we like to be fat. _
_ [C] _ _ [F] _ _ _
_ [C] [Bb] Springtime is a [C] season where [D] everyone's a [C] friend.
[D] Loneliness and [C] desperation [D] both come to an end.
No [Am] matter how you dive through winter and [Fm] spring you're born again.
[C] Your [G] life might not be [Am] going good, but spring helps you to [F] pretend.
It helps you pretend.
_ _ [C] _
[F] It helps you pretend.
_ _ [C] _ [Bb] _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [N] _ _