Standard Tuning
C: X32010
Am7: X02010
F: 133210
G: 355430
Intro (basically):
(C) (Am7)
E----------------------------------
B----1-----------3-1-0h1-----------
G------0----0------------0----0----
D-------0h2---------------0h2------
A--3----------3-3-----0---------0-0
E----------------------------------
(C) (Am7)
---------------------------------|
-3/5-3-0h1------------3-1-0h1----|
-----------0----0-------------0--|
------------0h2------------------|
--------3---------3-3------0-----|
---------------------------------|
E-----------------------|
B------------3/5-3-0h1--|
G------0----------------|
D--0h2------------------|
A--------0-0------------|
E-----------------------|
For the verses just strum the chords and keep picking the bass line hammer-on's for the
and D strings but leave out the B string part that's in the intro. During the chorus let
high-e ring open for the F, G, and C chords.
[Intro]
I gotta [C] go,
And your talking in [Am7] code,
Saying I know where you've [C] been,
And I know where you [Am7] go.
But I've been [F] tir-[G]-ed from the [C] minute I woke,
I stopped [F]listen-[G]-ing the [C] moment you spoke,
And said [F] I'm [G] long [C] gone,
Yeah, [F] I'm [G] long [C] gone.
[Intro]
And I'm sleeping [C] alone,
In a house I don't [Am7] own,
Cause if you're touring your [C] mind,
You'll get lost [Am7] everytime...
And you'll sing me [F] sad [G] songs to [C] keep me awake,
In that [F] bed [G] room [C] we hid away,
Baby, [F] I'm [G] long [C] gone,
Yeah, [F] I'm [G] long [C] gone...
[Intro]
And your [F] voice [G] cracks [C] like a piano,
You keep [F]mov-[G]-ing, [C]but where are you going,
Baby, [F] we're [G] long [C] gone,
Yeah, [F] we're [G] long [C] gone...
G Cmaj7 Em Em7 C
Eb|-3----3----0----0----0-|
Bb|-0----0----0----0----1-|
Gb|-0----0----0----0----0-|
Db|-0----2----2----2----2-|
Ab|-2----3----2----0----3-|
Eb|-3----x----0----x----x-|
Intro
G Cmaj7 G Cmaj7
G Camj7 Em Em7
Verse
G Cmaj7
We sent out the SOS call
G Cmaj7
It was a quater past four
G
In the morning
Cmaj7 Em
When the storm broke our second
Em7
anchor line.
G Cmaj7
Four months at sea.
G Cmaj7
Four months of calm seas
G Cmaj7
Only to be pounded in the shallows
Em Em7
Off of the tip of Montauk Point.
G Cmaj7
They call them rogues.
G Cmaj7
They travel fast and alone,
G Cmaj7
One hundred foot faces
Em Em7
Of God's good ocean gone wrong
G Cmaj7
What they call love is a risk,
G Cmaj7
Cause you will always get hit
G
Out of nowhere
Cmaj7 Em Em7
By some wave and end up on your own.
Chorus
C G
The hole in the hull defied the
crews attempts
Em Em7
To bail us out.
C G
And flooded the engines and radio
Em Em7
And half buried bow.
Verse
G Cmaj7
Your tongue is a rudder.
G Cmaj7
It steers the whole ship.
G Cmaj7
Sends your words past your lips
Em
Or keeps them safe behind your
Em7
teeth.
G Cmaj7
But the wrong words will strand you.
G Cmaj7
Come off course while you sleep.
G Cmaj7
Sweep your boat out to sea
Em Em7
Or dashed it to bits on the reef.
G Cmaj7
The vessel groans
G Cmaj7
The ocean pressures its frame.
G Cmaj7
Off the port I see the lighthouse
Em Em7
Through the sleet and the rain.
G Cmaj7
And I wish for one more day
G Cmaj7
To give my love and repay debts.
G Cmaj7
But the morning finds our bodies
Em Em7
Washed up thirty miles west.
Chorus
C G
They say that the captain
Em
Stays fast with the ship
Em7
Through still and storm.
C G
But this ain't the Dakota.
Em
And the water is cold.
Em7
We won't have to fight for long.
Ending
G
This is the end.
This story's old
But it goes on and on
Cmaj7
Until we disappear.
Calm me and let me taste
The salt that you breathed
G
While you were underneath.
I am the one who haunts your dreams
Cmaj7
Of mountains sunk below the sea.
I spoke the words but never
Gave a thought to what they all
Em
could mean.
I know that this is what you want.
Em7
A funeral keeps both of us apart.
You know that you are not alone.
G
Need you like water in my lungs.
G Cmaj7 Em Em7 C
Eb|-3----3----0----0----0-|
Bb|-0----0----0----0----1-|
Gb|-0----0----0----0----0-|
Db|-0----2----2----2----2-|
Ab|-2----3----2----0----3-|
Eb|-3----x----0----x----x-|
Intro
G Cmaj7 G Cmaj7
G Camj7 Em Em7
Verse
G Cmaj7
We sent out the SOS call
G Cmaj7
It was a quater past four
G
In the morning
Cmaj7 Em
When the storm broke our second
Em7
anchor line.
G Cmaj7
Four months at sea.
G Cmaj7
Four months of calm seas
G Cmaj7
Only to be pounded in the shallows
Em Em7
Off of the tip of Montauk Point.
G Cmaj7
They call them rogues.
G Cmaj7
They travel fast and alone,
G Cmaj7
One hundred foot faces
Em Em7
Of God's good ocean gone wrong
G Cmaj7
What they call love is a risk,
G Cmaj7
Cause you will always get hit
G
Out of nowhere
Cmaj7 Em Em7
By some wave and end up on your own.
Chorus
C G
The hole in the hull defied the
crews attempts
Em Em7
To bail us out.
C G
And flooded the engines and radio
Em Em7
And half buried bow.
Verse
G Cmaj7
Your tongue is a rudder.
G Cmaj7
It steers the whole ship.
G Cmaj7
Sends your words past your lips
Em
Or keeps them safe behind your
Em7
teeth.
G Cmaj7
But the wrong words will strand you.
G Cmaj7
Come off course while you sleep.
G Cmaj7
Sweep your boat out to sea
Em Em7
Or dashed it to bits on the reef.
G Cmaj7
The vessel groans
G Cmaj7
The ocean pressures its frame.
G Cmaj7
Off the port I see the lighthouse
Em Em7
Through the sleet and the rain.
G Cmaj7
And I wish for one more day
G Cmaj7
To give my love and repay debts.
G Cmaj7
But the morning finds our bodies
Em Em7
Washed up thirty miles west.
Chorus
C G
They say that the captain
Em
Stays fast with the ship
Em7
Through still and storm.
C G
But this ain't the Dakota.
Em
And the water is cold.
Em7
We won't have to fight for long.
Ending
G
This is the end.
This story's old
But it goes on and on
Cmaj7
Until we disappear.
Calm me and let me taste
The salt that you breathed
G
While you were underneath.
I am the one who haunts your dreams
Cmaj7
Of mountains sunk below the sea.
I spoke the words but never
Gave a thought to what they all
Em
could mean.
I know that this is what you want.
Em7
A funeral keeps both of us apart.
You know that you are not alone.
G
Need you like water in my lungs.