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Vicious Circles

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Capo: 5 - Tuned down 1/2 step
*Chord names may be wrong but it sounds pretty dead on...1st tab, bare with me
|-Cadd93------G3------Em73------D2------Dsus20----|
|-3------3------3------3------3----|
|-0------0------0------2------2----|
|-2------0------2------0------0----|
|-3------2------2------X------0----|
|-X------3------0------X------X----|
Intro: Cadd9, G, Cadd9, G, Cadd9, Em, D, Dsus2 hammer D
Verse 1:
Cadd9If I could walk on Gwater 
Cadd9Like Jesus did beGfore
Cadd9If I knew all the Em7answers 
To keep you Dcoming back for more
Cadd9If I could paint a Gpicture 
Cadd9And then cut off my own Gear
Cadd9If I chose all the right Em7colours 
                         D   Dsus2hammer D  
Would this just disappear?
Chorus:
Cadd9Because we run in vicious Gcircles
Until we'reEm7, we're dizzy with diDsdain
And there'sCadd9, there's miles and miles bGetween us
                      D   Dsus2hammer D  
And yet we still remain
Verse 2: 
Cadd9So if I could write a Gpoem 
Cadd9And find the perfect Gwords
Cadd9And then put them all to Em7music
                          D   Dsus2hammer D  
Just so my voice gets heard
Chorus:
Cadd9Because we run in vicious Gcircles
Until we'reEm7, we're dizzy with diDsdain
And there'sCadd9, there's miles and miles bGetween us
                      D   Dsus2hammer D  
And yet we still remain
Verse 3:
Cadd9So if I could walk on Gwater 
Cadd9Like Jesus did beGfore
Cadd9And if I knew all the Em7answers 
                               D   Dsus2hammer D  
I'd keep you coming back for more
Chorus:
Cadd9Because we run in vicious Gcircles
Until we'reEm7, we're dizzy with diDsdain
And there'Cadd9s, there's miles and miles bGetween us
And yet we Dstill remain
Chorus:
Cadd9We run in vicious cirGcles
Until we'reEm7, we're dizzy with diDsdain
And there'sCadd9, there's miles and miles beGtween us
                      D   Dsus2hammer D  
And yet we still remain
And yet wCadd9e still remainG  Em7  D  

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Vicious Circles

by Aaron Lewis

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Cadd9

Em7

Dsus2

Capo: 5 - Tuned down 1/2 step

*Chord names may be wrong but it sounds pretty dead on...1st tab, bare with me

Cadd9 G Em7 D Dsus2

|-3------3------3------2------0----|

|-3------3------3------3------3----|

|-0------0------0------2------2----|

|-2------0------2------0------0----|

|-3------2------2------X------0----|

|-X------3------0------X------X----|

Intro: Cadd9, G, Cadd9, G, Cadd9, Em, D, Dsus2 hammer D

Verse 1:

Cadd9 G

If I could walk on water

Cadd9 G

Like Jesus did before

Cadd9 Em7

If I knew all the answers

To keep you coming back for more

Cadd9 G

If I could paint a picture

Cadd9 G

And then cut off my own ear

Cadd9 Em7

If I chose all the right colours

D Dsus2 D

hammer

Would this just disappear?

Chorus:

Cadd9 G

Because we run in vicious circles

Em7 D

Until we're, we're dizzy with disdain

Cadd9 G

And there's, there's miles and miles between us

D Dsus2 D

hammer

And yet we still remain

Verse 2:

Cadd9 G

So if I could write a poem

Cadd9 G

And find the perfect words

Cadd9 Em7

And then put them all to music

D Dsus2 D

hammer

Just so my voice gets heard

Chorus:

Cadd9 G

Because we run in vicious circles

Em7 D

Until we're, we're dizzy with disdain

Cadd9 G

And there's, there's miles and miles between us

D Dsus2 D

hammer

And yet we still remain

Verse 3:

Cadd9 G

So if I could walk on water

Cadd9 G

Like Jesus did before

Cadd9 Em7

And if I knew all the answers

D Dsus2 D

hammer

I'd keep you coming back for more

Chorus:

Cadd9 G

Because we run in vicious circles

Em7 D

Until we're, we're dizzy with disdain

Cadd9 G

And there's, there's miles and miles between us

And yet we still remain

Chorus:

Cadd9 G

We run in vicious circles

Em7 D

Until we're, we're dizzy with disdain

Cadd9 G

And there's, there's miles and miles between us

D Dsus2 D

hammer

And yet we still remain

Cadd9 G Em7 D

And yet we still remain

About Vicious Circles Chords by Aaron Lewis

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What key is "Vicious Circles" in?

The chords for "Vicious Circles" show the original chord names (including Cadd9, G, Em7, D, Dsus2, Em). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.