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tabs:a_stone [2010/04/07 09:09] 99.17.204.101 One word was left out of the lyrics... I added it in |
tabs:a_stone [2012/04/20 22:03] (current) 70.109.237.188 The C should be Cadd9 throughout |
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| - | Hot [G]breath, rough skin, warm [C]laughs and smiling, | + | Hot [G]breath, rough skin, warm [Cadd9]laughs and smiling, |
| the loveliest [Em]words whispered and [D]meant -- | the loveliest [Em]words whispered and [D]meant -- | ||
| - | you like [C]all these things. | + | you like [Cadd9]all these things. |
| But, though you like [D]all these things, you love a [G]stone. | But, though you like [D]all these things, you love a [G]stone. | ||
| - | You love a[C] stone, because it's [D]smooth and it's [Am]cold. | + | You love a[Cadd9] stone, because it's [D]smooth and it's [Am]cold. |
| - | And you'd love [Em]most to be [D]told that it's all your [C]own. | + | And you'd love [Em]most to be [D]told that it's all your [Cadd9]own. |
| [>label=Chorus] | [>label=Chorus] | ||
| You love white [G]veins, you love hard [D]grey, | You love white [G]veins, you love hard [D]grey, | ||
| - | the heaviest [Am]weight, the clumsiest [C]shape, | + | the heaviest [Am]weight, the clumsiest [Cadd9]shape, |
| the earthiest [Em]smell, the hollowest [D]tone -- | the earthiest [Em]smell, the hollowest [D]tone -- | ||
| - | you love a [C]stone. | + | you love a [Cadd9]stone. |
| [/label] | [/label] | ||
| - | [G] [D] [Am] [C] | + | [G] [D] [Am] [Cadd9] |
| And I'm found too [G]fast, called too fond of flames, | And I'm found too [G]fast, called too fond of flames, | ||
| - | and then I'm phoning my [C]friends, and then I'm shouldering the blame, | + | and then I'm phoning my [Cadd9]friends, and then I'm shouldering the blame, |
| - | while you're picking [Em]pebbles out of the [D]drain, miles [C]ago. | + | while you're picking [Em]pebbles out of the [D]drain, miles [Cadd9]ago. |
| You're out singing [G]songs, and I'm down shouting names | You're out singing [G]songs, and I'm down shouting names | ||
| - | at the flickerless [C]screen, going fucking insane. | + | at the flickerless [Cadd9]screen, going fucking insane. |
| Am I losing my [Em]cool, overstating my[D] case? | Am I losing my [Em]cool, overstating my[D] case? | ||
| - | Well, baby, what [C]can I say? You know I [D]never claimed | + | Well, baby, what [Cadd9]can I say? You know I [D]never claimed |
| - | that I was a [G]stone. And you love a [C]stone. | + | that I was a [G]stone. And you love a [Cadd9]stone. |
| [repeat=Chorus] | [repeat=Chorus] | ||
| - | [G] [D] [Am] [C] | + | [G] [D] [Am] [Cadd9] |
| - | [G] [D] [Am] [C] | + | [G] [D] [Am] [Cadd9] |
| [G] | [G] | ||
| - | You love a [C]stone, because it's [D]dark, and it's [Am]old, | + | You love a [Cadd9]stone, because it's [D]dark, and it's [Am]old, |
| - | and if it could [Em]start being [D]alive you'd stop living [C]alone. | + | and if it could [Em]start being [D]alive you'd stop living [Cadd9]alone. |
| And I think I [G]believe that, if stones could [D]dream, | And I think I [G]believe that, if stones could [D]dream, | ||
| - | they'd dream of being [Am]laid side-by-side, piece-by-[C]piece, | + | they'd dream of being [Am]laid side-by-side, piece-by-[Cadd9]piece, |
| - | and turned into a [Em]castle for some towering [D]queen they're unable to [C]know. | + | and turned into a [Em]castle for some towering [D]queen they're unable to [Cadd9]know. |
| >And when that queen's [G]daughter came of [D]age, | >And when that queen's [G]daughter came of [D]age, | ||
| - | >I think she'd be [Am]lovely and stubborn and [C]brave, | + | >I think she'd be [Am]lovely and stubborn and [Cadd9]brave, |
| >and suitors would [Em]journey from kingdoms [D]away | >and suitors would [Em]journey from kingdoms [D]away | ||
| - | >just to make themselves [C]known. | + | >just to make themselves [Cadd9]known. |
| >And I think that I [G]know the bitter dis[D]may | >And I think that I [G]know the bitter dis[D]may | ||
| - | >of a lover who [Am]brought fresh bouquets every [C]day | + | >of a lover who [Am]brought fresh bouquets every [Cadd9]day |
| >when she turned him [Em]away to remember some [D]knave | >when she turned him [Em]away to remember some [D]knave | ||
| - | >who oncegave just one [C]rose, one day, years [G]ago. | + | >who oncegave just one [Cadd9]rose, one day, years [G]ago. |
| - | [D] [Am] [C] | + | [D] [Am] [Cadd9] |
| - | [G] [D] [Am] [C] | + | [G] [D] [Am] [Cadd9] |
| - | [G] [D] [Am] [C] | + | [G] [D] [Am] [Cadd9] |
| [G] | [G] | ||
