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Acorde de Squonk - Genesis

Letra de Squonk

The intro is basically just like the first verse. 



(1)

Dm7 C/D

Like father, like son



Dm7 C/D

Not flesh nor fish nor bone, a red rag hangs from an open mouth



Dm7 C/D

Alive at both ends but a little dead in the middle



Dm7 C/D

A-tumbling and a-bumbling he will go



Em7/A F#m7/A

All the king's horses and all the king's men



Em7/A F#m7/A

could never put a smile on that face



(2) follows the same pattern as (1)



He's a sly one, he's a shy one, wouldn't you be too?

Scared to be left all on his own

Hasn't a, hasn't a friend to play with the ugly duckling

The pressure on, the bubble will burst before our eyes

All the while in perfect time

his tears are falling on the ground

But if you don't stand up you don't stand a chance!



This is a "chorus" bit, which comes after:

"...don't stand a chance"

"...all to see at night"

"...you'd better watch out"

"...just a pool of tears"

(repeat)

D(no 3rd) G#o D7 D G/D D A/D G/D

-5-5-5-5---4---5-|---2---3-3---------|-2-3-2-0----5-0----|---3------------- ||

-3-3-3-3---3---3-|---3---3-3---------|-3-3-3-2----2-2--3-|---3--3---------- ||

-2-2-2-2---4---5-|---2---4-4---------|-2-2-2-2----2-2--0-|---0--0----------*||

-0-0-0-0---0---0-|---0---0-0---------|-0-0-0-0----0-0--0-|---0--0----------*||

-----------------|-------------------|-------------------|----------------- ||

-----------------|-------------------|-------------------|----------------- ||

chance. you don't stand a :||

tears. just a pool of tears

out.

night. They don't have eyes



Bridge 1

The second time through the bit above, the measure of the G/D chord becomes

in 5/4 time, with a Gm6/D on the second half of beat 2. This only happens

here, leading into the first bridge.



C/D Dm7 Gm7 Gm Dmsus2,4 Dmadd9

Go a little faster now, you might get there in time



F Am7 Dm7 Dm7 Em7 Dm7 Em7

Mirror mirror on the wall



Eb Bb F

his heart was broken long before he ever came to you



Am7 Dm7 Dm7 Em7 Dm7 Em7

Stop your tears from falling

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Eb Bb F

The trail they leave is very clear for all to see at night



Am7

all to see at night

(to "chorus")



(3) like (1)

In season, out of season

what's the dff'rence when you don't know the reason?

In one hand bread, the other a stone

the hunter enters the forest

All are not huntsmen who blow thw huntsman's horn

By the look of this one, you've not got much to fear



(4)

Here I am, I'm very firce and fright'ning

Come to match my skill to yours

Now listen here, listen to me, don't you run away now

I am a friend, I'd really like to play with you

Making noises my little furry friend would make

I'll trick him, then I'll kick him into my sack

You'd better watch out, you'd better watch out

(to "chorus", no lyrics this time)





Bridge 2

(just like bridge 1)

I've got you, I've got you, you'll never get away

Walking home that night

the sack across my back, the sound of sobbing on my shoulder

when suddenly it stopped

I opened up the sack, all that I had

a pool of bubbles and tears

just a pool of tears

(to "chorus")



Second time through chorus, go up to an A chord on the second half

of beat 2 (still in 4/4), then go to the ending



Ending

Bsus4 B F#m

All in all you are a very dying race



A E

Placing trust upon a cruel world



B

You never had the things you thought you should have had



F#m

and you'll not get them now



A E B

and all the while in perfect time your tears are falling on the ground





Where this goes from there, I'm not sure. I think there's a C# after the

B, but again I'm not entirely sure. But, this is the grand portion of

Sqounk, so don't let a little thing like the ending stop you from

enjoying it!





Letra subida por: An�nimo

Discos en los que aparece este acorde: A Trick Of The Tail , Seconds Out

El acorde de Squonk de Genesis es una versi�n de la canci�n original realizada por colaboradores/usuarios de Coveralia.

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