Memorial Acoustic Chords

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Difficulty:	intermediate
Capo:	no capo

Author baramacik [a] 87.

1 contributor total, last edit on Oct 28, 2022

Chords

Amadd9

B7b9

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*Between Emi and G play the E string on 2nd fret
**C - doesn't have to be played
 
[Verse 1]
G        Em      *
Blasting, Blazing
G         Em   *
Stars exploding
G           Bm
Cosmic wars raging in the sky
Em                            Amadd9    D
But all I could hear was your last goodbye
 
[Chorus]
G                B7b9   Em
Hope you'll come back again
C             Am           G
Even though I know you are heartless
               B7b9    Em
Cause you took off my dress
        Am           C  D  G
And you never put it on again
 
[Verse 2]
         Em    *
It's overrated
G                  Em  *
It doesn't do it for me
G                    Bm
I dreamt the gods descended
Am                      C
I dreamt that time had ended
 
[Verse 3]
G         Em     *
Planets colliding
G         Bm
Maybe one day we'll be free
    Em                        Amadd9      D
But all I ever wanted was for you to want me
 
[Chorus]
G                B7b9  Em
Hope you'll come back again
C             Am           G
Even though I know you are heartless
               B7b9    Em
Cause you took off my dress
        Am           C
And you never put it on, oh
    Am           C
You never put it on
        Am           C  D G
No, you never put it on again
 
[Chorus]
G              B7b9  Em
You won't come back again
Am                C
Even though the world should answer
Am            C   Am      C    D    G   D Em  C** D
"I will never let anybody else come in"
C     D       Em
Oh oh oh oh oh oh
G  D  Em  D  C  D  Em
Oh oh oh oh oh oh
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Very good tab, and you nailed most of it! The only chord that I play differently is that B on the chorus. I think it's actually a B7b9. After a few listens, I think that the orchestra plays the B7 (a secondary dominant in the key of G) while Susanne sings the "baaaack" part in the chorus on a C. A normal B also sounds ok of course, but it dilutes a bit that characteristic peak of tension in this song that begs to be resolved to Em. And, depending on the inversion of B that is used, it may produce an unpleasant 2nd interval between the D (played in the chord) and the C (sung by the vocals).