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Indian Summer

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Cminor

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Every time a chord is noted, that chord is played for 4 beats
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FIRST VERSE:
      G#All possible detCm7ails
Cm7/                G                               Fm  G#  
      mirror all that we put up with to be safe from harm 
      A blood red sky-conCm7trails 
Cm7/                   G                      Fm  G#  
      every motive I supply to dance away the sight 
CHORUS:
        IndiCm7an Summer 
        Opiate comGmpany 
        As bare as truth cF#an be 
        without apoloG#gies
        I feel the sCm7ummer 
        The humming I Gminhere in 
        Indian F#Summer
        There's no apoG#logy 
SECOND VERSE:
        Where a Fantom piano plays - SatCm7ie 
Cm7/                      G                                    Fm  G#  
        Would that be the house where I was born run-down and bleached 
        where the history Cm7weighs- on me
 Cm7/             G                              Fm  G#  
        Lift me up into your arms before I pack to leave
CHORUS

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Indian Summer

by Ozark Henry

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Cm7

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Every time a chord is noted, that chord is played for 4 beats

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FIRST VERSE:

G# Cm7

All possible details

Cm7 G Fm G#

mirror all that we put up with to be safe from harm

Cm7

A blood red sky-contrails

Cm7 G Fm G#

every motive I supply to dance away the sight

CHORUS:

Cm7

Indian Summer

Opiate company

As bare as truth can be

without apologies

Cm7

I feel the summer

The humming I inhere in

Indian Summer

There's no apology

SECOND VERSE:

Cm7

Where a Fantom piano plays - Satie

Cm7 G Fm G#

Would that be the house where I was born run-down and bleached

Cm7

where the history weighs- on me

Cm7 G Fm G#

Lift me up into your arms before I pack to leave

CHORUS

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