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So basically I made this because there is absolutely nothing on this song and I wanted to give it a try
because I like the song and I've been trying to figure it out for a while. This isn't 100% correct and I know
that but to anyone who comes across and wants to share what they have discovered please feel free.
Tuning: Drop D
Chords:
D: 000232 (Add the little flourish Rob does on the high E string by pulling off on the 5th fret w/ pinky
finger)
Dmaj7: x00222
B/Dmaj7: x20222
Em6add9(this one isn't a real Em and I'm not sure what else goes, but it's all I got): 222222
(For Em add a bass note change from 2 to 4, so play 222222 for 3 counts and 422222 for another 3 counts)
F#m: 007675
Em: x05453 (??)(Use bottom of pinky to fret 5 on the high E for the added note Rob adds)
Gmaj7: 554003(Wrong but it sounds pretty enough)
Emadd9: 222002
[Intro]
D Dmaj7 B Dmaj7 Em6add9
DThere's nothing here for meDmaj7  
The winter's cold and loneBlyDmaj7  
I'm Em6add9ready to leaveD  
I've had no Dsleep since you told Dmaj7me
BSoDmaj7und dances arouEm6add9nd youD  
DI hope you're aEmlrighF#mt
I know you'll be Emfine
I hoF#mpe you're alright
I know you'll be EmfineF#m  
There's Dnothing that I can doDmaj7  
The winter's months surround ByDmaj7ou
I'm Em6add9leaving soonD  
I've had no Dsleep since you told Dmaj7me
My BdoDmaj7ubts are so concrete I write
Em6add9Requiems for when you leave meD  
DI hope I'm aEmlright F#m(you're gone)
I know I'll be Emfine
I hoF#mpe I'm alright (you're gone)
I know I'll be EmfineF#m  
[Interlude]
D Dmaj7 B Dmaj7 Em6add9
I still commutGmaj7e just as much as I used Dmaj7to
I can't forgeGmaj7t you
A reoccurring dreaDmaj7m
I hope I'm not off Gmaj7key
To these words you've been taDmaj7ngled
You're just like an anEmadd9gel
Alive in my memoryD  
In my memoryDmaj7  
Do you still love meDmaj7  
Please if you have any other suggestions leave a comment!!

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The Winters Months

by Rob Scallon

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Dmaj7

Em6add9

F#m

Gmaj7

Emadd9

So basically I made this because there is absolutely nothing on this song and I wanted to give it a try

because I like the song and I've been trying to figure it out for a while. This isn't 100% correct and I know

that but to anyone who comes across and wants to share what they have discovered please feel free.

Tuning: Drop D

Chords:

D: 000232 (Add the little flourish Rob does on the high E string by pulling off on the 5th fret w/ pinky

finger)

Dmaj7: x00222

B/Dmaj7: x20222

Em6add9(this one isn't a real Em and I'm not sure what else goes, but it's all I got): 222222

(For Em add a bass note change from 2 to 4, so play 222222 for 3 counts and 422222 for another 3 counts)

F#m: 007675

Em: x05453 (??)(Use bottom of pinky to fret 5 on the high E for the added note Rob adds)

Gmaj7: 554003(Wrong but it sounds pretty enough)

Emadd9: 222002

[Intro]

D Dmaj7 B Dmaj7 Em6add9

D Dmaj7

There's nothing here for me

B Dmaj7

The winter's cold and lonely

Em6add9 D

I'm ready to leave

D Dmaj7

I've had no sleep since you told me

B Dmaj7 Em6add9 D

Sound dances around you

D Em F#m

I hope you're alright

I know you'll be fine

F#m

I hope you're alright

Em F#m

I know you'll be fine

D Dmaj7

There's nothing that I can do

B Dmaj7

The winter's months surround you

Em6add9 D

I'm leaving soon

D Dmaj7

I've had no sleep since you told me

B Dmaj7

My doubts are so concrete I write

Em6add9 D

Requiems for when you leave me

D Em F#m

I hope I'm alright (you're gone)

I know I'll be fine

F#m

I hope I'm alright (you're gone)

Em F#m

I know I'll be fine

[Interlude]

D Dmaj7 B Dmaj7 Em6add9

Gmaj7 Dmaj7

I still commute just as much as I used to

Gmaj7

I can't forget you

Dmaj7

A reoccurring dream

Gmaj7

I hope I'm not off key

Dmaj7

To these words you've been tangled

Emadd9

You're just like an angel

Alive in my memory

Dmaj7

In my memory

Dmaj7

Do you still love me

Please if you have any other suggestions leave a comment!!

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