{"source":"Free Chord Book","source_url":"https://www.free-chords.com","license_note":"Free for personal use. Lyrics and compositions © their respective songwriters and publishers.","tab_id":1472748,"song":"Pokemon City Limits","artist":"Onsind","content_type":"chord","tab_type":"Chords","url":"https://www.free-chords.com/song/11265473-pokemon-city-limits-chords-by-onsind/","api_url":"https://www.free-chords.com/api/v1/songs/1472748?type=chord","rating":4.2971,"votes":5,"content":"This is more or less correct. Not entirely sure what the chords between the D#s and Cms in the verses\r\nare though.\r\n\r\nD#                      (Bb transition?)       Cm             \r\nChelsea’s only memory of meeting her grandfather \r\n[tab][ch]D#[/ch]                                              [ch]Cm[/ch]             \r\nWas Christmas ‘91 at a pub in Denby Dale [/tab]\r\n[tab][ch]D#[/ch]                                      \r\nGoing through the motions of an early family trip, [/tab]\r\n[tab][ch]Cm[/ch]\r\ndistracted by her Gameboy chewing on her bottom lip [/tab]\r\n[tab][ch]D#[/ch]                                              [ch]Cm[/ch]             \r\nShe couldn’t comprehend the nature of their stay [/tab]\r\n[tab]            [ch]Bb[/ch]\r\nAnd in his youth he’d been formidable, [/tab]\r\n[tab]            [ch]G#[/ch]                          [ch]D#[/ch]\r\nbut the sickness left him skeletal and frail.[/tab]\r\n\r\nAs the grown-ups buried hatchets and did their best to make their peace \r\nChelsea was oblivious, blissfully at ease \r\nUntil the old man started ranting about LaMont and Hesseltine \r\nAnd as the fire in his belly rose, it captured her attention for the first and only time  \r\nAnd he looked at her, and he gave her some advice \r\nAnd it stuck with her, it was simple and precise.\r\n\r\n[tab]             [ch]Cm[/ch]             [ch]Bb[/ch]              [ch]D#[/ch]                     [ch]G#[/ch]\r\nHe told her “Never trust a tory, they’ll betray you when it matters [/tab]\r\n[tab]             [ch]Cm[/ch]             [ch]Bb[/ch]              [ch]D#[/ch]                     [ch]G#[/ch]\r\nThey will scramble to the top and then they’ll kick away the ladder, hinny [/tab]\r\n[tab]             [ch]Cm[/ch]             [ch]Bb[/ch]              [ch]D#[/ch]                     [ch]G#[/ch]\r\nNever trust a tory, or a tory in disguise,[/tab]\r\n[tab]             [ch]Cm[/ch]             [ch]Bb[/ch]              [ch]D#[/ch]                    \r\nYou can see it when you look them in the eye”[/tab]\r\n\r\nIt’s been over twenty years since they put him in the ground \r\nHe died on Christmas day and looking back it’s really quite profound \r\nHow those words have stuck with her, how they’ve influenced her life \r\nHow they trace a track of lineage; a genealogy implied \r\nAnd she knows it’s kind of cynical and tribal to think along those lines \r\nBut time and time again she’s seen the old fella proven right.\r\n\r\n\r\n[tab][ch]Cm[/ch]             [ch]Bb[/ch]              [ch]D#[/ch]              [ch]G#[/ch]\r\n“Never trust a tory, they’ll betray you when it matters [/tab]\r\n[tab]             [ch]Cm[/ch]             [ch]Bb[/ch]              [ch]D#[/ch]                     [ch]G#[/ch]\r\nThey will scramble to the top and then they’ll kick away the ladder,[/tab]\r\n[tab]             [ch]Cm[/ch]             [ch]Bb[/ch]              [ch]G#[/ch]\r\nNever trust a tory, or a tory in disguise,[/tab]\r\n[tab]             [ch]Cm[/ch]             [ch]Bb[/ch]              [ch]G#[/ch]                    \r\nYeah you can see it when you look them in the eye[/tab]\r\n[tab]             [ch]Cm[/ch]             [ch]Bb[/ch]              [ch]G#[/ch]                    \r\nSo just make sure you look the bastard in the eye[/tab]","plain_text":"This is more or less correct. Not entirely sure what the chords between the D#s and Cms in the verses\nare though.\n\nD#                      (Bb transition?)       Cm             \nChelsea’s only memory of meeting her grandfather \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAs the grown-ups buried hatchets and did their best to make their peace \nChelsea was oblivious, blissfully at ease \nUntil the old man started ranting about LaMont and Hesseltine \nAnd as the fire in his belly rose, it captured her attention for the first and only time  \nAnd he looked at her, and he gave her some advice \nAnd it stuck with her, it was simple and precise.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIt’s been over twenty years since they put him in the ground \nHe died on Christmas day and looking back it’s really quite profound \nHow those words have stuck with her, how they’ve influenced her life \nHow they trace a track of lineage; a genealogy implied \nAnd she knows it’s kind of cynical and tribal to think along those lines \nBut time and time again she’s seen the old fella proven right.","chords":["D#","D","Bb","Cm","G#"],"chord_diagrams":{"Cm":{"barres":[3],"baseFret":1,"fingers":[0,1,3,4,2,1],"frets":[-1,3,5,5,4,3]}}}