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Glasgow Coma Scale Blues

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Chords (low to high, in order of appearance)
 E022100   G320033   AX0222X   G#466544   C#mX46654   C#m/CX36654   BmX24432   B5X244XX
 E5X799XX   D5X577XX   C#5X466XX   C#5/CX366XX
INTRO
|| ----------------- ||   Playing tip: Mute the surrounding strings so you can hit
|| ----------------- ||   really hard the E (D string, 2nd fret) and A# (G string, 3rd fret)
||O----3-----3-2-0--O||   notes. The A (G string, 2nd fret) and G (G string, free) notes
||O-2-----2---------O||   must be picked more carefully to avoid ringing other strings.
|| ----------------- ||
|| ----------------- ||X4
VERSE I
  E     G  A                                     Playing tip: the G chord is strummed as a
I see me                                         "passing-by" chord, only once. Strum mainly
                   E      G  A                   the lower strings. Check the referenced video.
Yeah, I Esee youG  A  
In fact I'm looking straight Ethrough youG  A  
And now you say you're gonna Efool meG  A  
Ain't 'bout a place where he does Esee meG  A  
But that don't mean that I can't Efree youG  A  
'Cause I don't always wanna Esee youG  A  
PRE-CHORUS
G#The only thing that kept us apart
         C#m    C#m/C  Bm              Playing tip: C#m and C#m/C only differ in the root note,
Was your colder loving heart           which is located in the A string. To change between those
               B5                      chords, only move your index finger slightly.
CHORUS
What Ehappened to the joy in the Ahearts of the boys?
At the sEtart of the part of the sAcene?
They go Eharder it seems, dreams Ashared and pulled apart
One Edream broken by two liberAtines
INTERLUDE 
|| ----------------- ||
|| ----------------- ||
||O----3-----3-2-0--O||
||O-2-----2---------O||
|| ----------------- ||
|| ----------------- ||X4
VERSE II
You think it's Eeasy   G    A  
Not with a best friend that deEceives meG  A  
Oh, yeah, it's so hard to EbearG  A  
When he got cat man to hiEm comeG  A  
PRE-CHORUS
G#The only thing that kept it going on
Was C#mlust for companionship, C#m/Cwhiskey and Bmsong
How would it go B5wrong?
CHORUS
What Ehappened to the joy in the Ahearts of the boys?
At the Estart of the part of the sAcene?
They go Eharder, it seems, dreams Ashared and pulled apart
                            E       A   E(let ring)
One dream broken by two libertines
INTERLUDE
E5  D5  C#5  C#5/C  B5
E5  D5  C#5  C#5/C  B5
E5  D5  C#5  C#5/C  B5
E5CHORD5USC#5  C#5/C  B5  
What Ehappened to the joy in the Ahearts of the boys?
At the Estart of the part of the sAcene?
They go Eharder, it seems, dreams Ashared and pulled apart
One Edream broken by two liberAtines
What Ehappened to the joy in the Ahearts of the boys?
At the Estart of the part of the sAcene?
They go Eharder, it seems, dreams Ashared and pulled apart
One Edream broken by two liberAtines
OUTRO
|| ----------------- ||
|| ----------------- ||
||O----3-----3-2-0--O||
||O-2-----2---------O||
|| ----------------- ||
|| ----------------- ||X4

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Glasgow Coma Scale Blues

by The Libertines

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

C#m

C#m/C

C#5

C#5/C

Chords (low to high, in order of appearance)

E G A G# C#m C#m/C Bm B5

022100 320033 X0222X 466544 X46654 X36654 X24432 X244XX

E5 D5 C#5 C#5/C

X799XX X577XX X466XX X366XX

INTRO

|| ----------------- || Playing tip: Mute the surrounding strings so you can hit

|| ----------------- || really hard the E (D string, 2nd fret) and A# (G string, 3rd fret)

||O----3-----3-2-0--O|| notes. The A (G string, 2nd fret) and G (G string, free) notes

||O-2-----2---------O|| must be picked more carefully to avoid ringing other strings.

|| ----------------- ||

|| ----------------- ||X4

VERSE I

E G A Playing tip: the G chord is strummed as a

I see me "passing-by" chord, only once. Strum mainly

E G A the lower strings. Check the referenced video.

E G A

Yeah, I see you

E G A

In fact I'm looking straight through you

E G A

And now you say you're gonna fool me

E G A

Ain't 'bout a place where he does see me

E G A

But that don't mean that I can't free you

E G A

'Cause I don't always wanna see you

PRE-CHORUS

The only thing that kept us apart

C#m C#m/C Bm Playing tip: C#m and C#m/C only differ in the root note,

Was your colder loving heart which is located in the A string. To change between those

B5 chords, only move your index finger slightly.

CHORUS

E A

What happened to the joy in the hearts of the boys?

E A

At the start of the part of the scene?

E A

They go harder it seems, dreams shared and pulled apart

E A

One dream broken by two libertines

INTERLUDE

|| ----------------- ||

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

||O-2-----2---------O||

|| ----------------- ||

|| ----------------- ||X4

VERSE II

E G A

You think it's easy

E G A

Not with a best friend that deceives me

E G A

Oh, yeah, it's so hard to bear

E G A

When he got cat man to him come

PRE-CHORUS

The only thing that kept it going on

C#m C#m/C Bm

Was lust for companionship, whiskey and song

How would it go wrong?

CHORUS

E A

What happened to the joy in the hearts of the boys?

E A

At the start of the part of the scene?

E A

They go harder, it seems, dreams shared and pulled apart

E A E

(let ring)

One dream broken by two libertines

INTERLUDE

E5 D5 C#5 C#5/C B5

CHORUS

E A

What happened to the joy in the hearts of the boys?

E A

At the start of the part of the scene?

E A

They go harder, it seems, dreams shared and pulled apart

E A

One dream broken by two libertines

E A

What happened to the joy in the hearts of the boys?

E A

At the start of the part of the scene?

E A

They go harder, it seems, dreams shared and pulled apart

E A

One dream broken by two libertines

OUTRO

|| ----------------- ||

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

||O-2-----2---------O||

|| ----------------- ||

|| ----------------- ||X4

About Glasgow Coma Scale Blues Chords by The Libertines

Learn how to play Glasgow Coma Scale Blues by The Libertines with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Glasgow Coma Scale Blues chords”, “Glasgow Coma Scale Blues guitar chords”, or “The Libertines Glasgow Coma Scale Blues chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Glasgow Coma Scale Blues chords and for experienced players who want accurate Glasgow Coma Scale Blues lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, G, A, G#, C#m, C#m/C.

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