The Shade Of Poison Trees Chords

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This is the title track off Dashboard Confessional's new album "The Shade Of poison
It's a fairly simple song with simple strumming so you can figure it out on your own. Like
Dashboard songs it's tuned half step down. Any questions e-mail me @ mybandontheroad@yahoo.com.
 
"The Shade Of Poison Trees"
 
C         Am          F             C
If you knew what I know would you try?
C              Am             F                 C
Before your time has run on you and worn you down
C            Am             F             C
Would you know what you desire in your heart
C         Am          F              C
If you knew what I know would you try?
 
Am           F
Is there time?
            C                G
Is there time to follow just one desire?
Am           F
Is there time?
            C                G
Is there time to follow your heart?
 
C               Am
Dress your wounds
               F
Test your strength
            C
Face the night
C            Am
Crave the touch
            F
Feel the pain
             C
Know the signs
C           Am            F
Is there truth in your pain
         C
You decide
C         Am          F            C
If you knew what I know would you try
 
Am           F
Is there time?
            C                G
Is there time to follow just one desire?
Am           F
Is there time?
            C                G
Is there time to follow your heart?
 
C       Am           F               C
As we lay in the shade of poison trees
C         Am            F                C
Are we as safe as we'd like ourselves to believe
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The Shade Of Poison Trees – Dashboard Confessional

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i'm sure this is spot on, but i just read tabs a whole lot better. it would be fantastic if someone could put it in tab form. but thats ok. this will be fine until that happens, if it does. good job man

Right on man, Very fast on this post, i was just released yesterday : P

between chords he plays a little riff on the a string. To be more accurate, you can play it like this after each chord: A-------3-2-3-------------| Ex. C e---0----------------------| B---1----------------------| G---0----------------------| D---2----------------------| A---3----3-2-3-------------| E---x----------------------|