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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
going to be any good, but here goes:
This is Played tuned down half a step, like most of the songs on secret
Samadhi.It's fairly basic, only a couple of cords strummed for the intro
and power chords for the chorus. Basically, there are 3 parts to this
This has 2 chords strummed fairly fast (listening to the song helps)and
a B chord added at the end.
-E--F#x-- ------
-xx--- xxxxxx
------ ---x--|
------ xx----|
	EvEerybody'F#s here, pEuke stinks like beer
	ThiF#s could Ebe a city, this could be a graveyard,
	you stoF#le my EiF#dea, you stole my idea,
	EvEerybody's F#anxious, Efor the coming of the crisis,
	the collF#apse Eof the justice, i can smell your armpits,
	you stoF#le my Eidea, F#you stole my idea, you stole my idea,
	this puke Bstinks like beer, & everybody's here,
This is fairly basic, just 3 chords, which can be played as power
chords, or a full bar chord. The 3 Chords are:
xxGxxxx AxxBxxxx 5fr.  xxxxxx 7fr.
---x-- ---x--         ---x---|
-xx--- -xx---       -xx------|
------ ------       ---------|
These are the bar versions of these chords, you can play them as a
open Chord, but it's easier to play them as a bar.
	So come AoAn, Acome on, come on,
	lGet's lay Awaste Eto, this century,
	come Aon, coAme on, cAome on,
	rGeturn Ato notEhinE, & help me,
The bridge has 4 Chords, which I play as bar chords, but that's just my
chord. The 4 chords are already tabbed here, so this is how it goes:
	On F#the edgF#e,  Gof a Gkiss,  smack on the lips,
	daAngAled Bwith tounge,
	On F#the edgF#e,  oGf a Gpeace,  that can't stand low,
	& Awon'At sBtand tall
NOTE: All the strumming for the bridge is evenly spaced apart, the
lyrics are not in time with the guitar.I have tried to fit the chords
same pattern as the chorus, just G, A, E.

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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#

going to be any good, but here goes:

This is Played tuned down half a step, like most of the songs on secret

Samadhi.It's fairly basic, only a couple of cords strummed for the intro

and power chords for the chorus. Basically, there are 3 parts to this

This has 2 chords strummed fairly fast (listening to the song helps)and

a B chord added at the end.

E F#

---x-- ------

-xx--- xxxxxx

------ ---x--|

------ xx----|

E F# E

Everybody's here, puke stinks like beer

F# E

This could be a city, this could be a graveyard,

F# E F#

you stole my idea, you stole my idea,

E F# E

Everybody's anxious, for the coming of the crisis,

F# E

the collapse of the justice, i can smell your armpits,

F# E F#

you stole my idea, you stole my idea, you stole my idea,

this puke stinks like beer, & everybody's here,

This is fairly basic, just 3 chords, which can be played as power

chords, or a full bar chord. The 3 Chords are:

G A B

xxxxxx xxxxxx 5fr. xxxxxx 7fr.

---x-- ---x-- ---x---|

-xx--- -xx--- -xx------|

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

These are the bar versions of these chords, you can play them as a

open Chord, but it's easier to play them as a bar.

A A A

So come on, come on, come on,

G A E

let's lay waste to, this century,

A A A

come on, come on, come on,

G A E E

return to nothin, & help me,

The bridge has 4 Chords, which I play as bar chords, but that's just my

chord. The 4 chords are already tabbed here, so this is how it goes:

F# F# G G

On the edge, of a kiss, smack on the lips,

A A B

dangled with tounge,

F# F# G G

On the edge, of a peace, that can't stand low,

A A B

& won't stand tall

NOTE: All the strumming for the bridge is evenly spaced apart, the

lyrics are not in time with the guitar.I have tried to fit the chords

same pattern as the chorus, just G, A, E.

About Century Chords by Live

Learn how to play Century by Live with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Century chords”, “Century guitar chords”, or “Live Century 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 Century chords and for experienced players who want accurate Century lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include B, E, F#, G, A.

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Yes. Tap any chord in "Century" to instantly see an interactive guitar chord diagram with alternate fingerings.

Is "Century" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "Century" by Live with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Live below.

What key is "Century" in?

The chords for "Century" show the original chord names (including B, E, F#, G, A). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.