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Great song from a fairly new band, they need a lot more love!
I won't write out all the lyrics because they're mostly incomprehensible, but I've
done some of the first verse and chorus, and it just repeats after that.
Play the chords high up the neck:
C#  = x-11-11-13-14-13 in the verse and x-4-6-6-6-4 in the chorus
G#m = x-11-13-13-12-11
F#  = x-9-11-11-11-9 in the verse and 2-4-4-3-2-2 in the chorus
B   = x-2-4-4-4-2
[Verse]
C#Drop me off on 66
Emerging from the wilderness
G#mThe feel of fF#reedom overwC#helms me
C#I wandered lonely looking up
Thinking of the space that I took
G#mup in my reF#lationship with aC#ll apparent dimensions
etc...
[Chorus]
F#I want to be alone with C#you
F#I want to do the things you C#do
BYou always do...
Apologies for the lack of lyrics again, but it is a great song to strum along to
even if you can only guess the words!

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Central Park Blues

by Ultimate Painting

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Great song from a fairly new band, they need a lot more love!

I won't write out all the lyrics because they're mostly incomprehensible, but I've

done some of the first verse and chorus, and it just repeats after that.

Play the chords high up the neck:

C# = x-11-11-13-14-13 in the verse and x-4-6-6-6-4 in the chorus

G#m = x-11-13-13-12-11

F# = x-9-11-11-11-9 in the verse and 2-4-4-3-2-2 in the chorus

B = x-2-4-4-4-2

[Verse]

Drop me off on 66

Emerging from the wilderness

G#m F# C#

The feel of freedom overwhelms me

I wandered lonely looking up

Thinking of the space that I took

G#m F# C#

up in my relationship with all apparent dimensions

etc...

[Chorus]

F# C#

I want to be alone with you

F# C#

I want to do the things you do

You always do...

Apologies for the lack of lyrics again, but it is a great song to strum along to

even if you can only guess the words!

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