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Siberian Breaks

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Dminor
90BPM
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MGMT - Siberian Breaks Chords
by Ryan McGrath
Distinction between two different Cmaj7 chords
and other specific voicings:
Amadd9= x02410
Cmaj7= x32410
Cmaj7* = x32000
Note for Part D:
In this part of the song, when A major or E major is played, they
are rotating frequently between A and Asus4, and E and Esus4.
Part A (00:00 - 01:22):
Amadd9 Cmaj7 Amadd9 Cmaj7
Bbm Cm Bbm Cm
Amaj7
Amadd9Sleep as the Cmaj7goer
the Amadd9bridge that watches the Cmaj7light speed through
BbmAnd cries while the Cmspirit stumbles
Bbmthe inside missile Cmfor the protection of Amaj7you
Amadd9Maybe it's Cmaj7silent
the Amadd9voice can't bear anyCmaj7more strain
Bbmbut speaks without Cmeven knowing
and Bbmstreams out of Cmsight in the direction of Amaj7truth
Amaj7 Em Amaj7 Em
Part B (01:23 - 01:51):
Transition:
|-----5-----5---5--|
|---5-----5---5----|
|-6-----7----------|
|------------------|
|------------------|
|------------------|
GmThere's no Creason there's no Dmsecret to decode
Gmif you can't Csave it, leave it Dmdying on the Groad
Gmwide open Carms can feel so Dmcold, so Ccold
Feel so cold
Part C (01:52 - 02:09):
Em F# D C#m Bm E
Part D (02:10 - 04:44):
Transition - Play A major until the singing comes in.
ABalance the books, the ledges, the loons
the disappointed look on the F#mfaces
that squint at the Emoon
C#mLet's see it with shadows Bmenhanced
and then C#mvote to decide who'll Dadvance
ASilver jet plane, making a turn
exciting the brain that F#mexpects it to crash and then Eburn
C#mit's not the life lesson I'd've Bmguessed
C#mif you're conscious you must be Ddepressed
or at least AcynicalC#m  
EmBut someone might still eat the steaks
F#even if they're tough
DSpending the day
C#mchewing the fat
Bmfloating away isn't Erough but it's not enoughA  
AOh Marianne, pass me the joint
the sandpaper's tan
go-F#mgetters are surfing the Epoint
and C#mLondon's a scratch on the Bmlens
it's C#mover before it Dbegins
ASilk 'round her neck falls down to her shoulders
the older I get, the F#mmore I suspect there's a Etrick
but C#mreally there's no trick at Bmall
that C#mdoesn't result in a Dfall
or a AfalteringC#m  
EmBut something might spit out the bait
F#even if it's real
DRolling away
C#mmissing the spoke
Bmclose to the ground like a Ewheel but it's not AjokeC#m  
DHolding the line
C#mclutching the phone
Bmnobly wasting the Enight, but it isn't Aright
it's not rightF#  
DSmelling for blood
C#mpraying for rain
Bmrunning away isn't Erough, but it's not Aenough
Let the last A chord ring.
Part E (04:56 - 05:59):
EbThe low tide is Gmtelling me when it's Cmover,Fm  Cm  
Bbto breathe in Dmeverything expGmosed
Eband comes back tGmo cover me with a blaCmnketFm  Cm  
Bbbeing here's aDmlways changing Gmtunes
Cm Bb F Eb Dm G
Am G Em
Part F (06:07 - 08:21)
Dm G7 Am G Em A
Dm G7 Am G Em A
Dm G7 Am G Em A
Dm G7 Am G Em A
DmThe empty G7sky surrounds me but AmI can't see at aGllEm  A  
Dmwide open G7arms can feel so AmcoldG  Em  A  
Dmand you can G7sit beside me and Amtell me what it's GworthEm  A  
Dmbut I hope I G7die before I get AmsoldG  Em  A  
DmI hope I G7die before I get AmsoldG  Em  A  
DmI'd rather G7die before I get AmsoldG  Em  A  
Part G (08:22 - 08:58):
If Dmyou find the Csoul that you Bdimlost
Efrozen in a Amstarry void
DmTake it Cwithin and hope the Gsight of blood
Cmaj7*
can will signs of life to return
DmBack to the Cway that it Bdimwas
Elong before it Ammade a noise
DmTo keep on Cquietly Greminding you
Cmaj7*
what's never created or destroyed
Part H (08:59 - 09:11):
Fmaj7  Cmaj7*
Fmaj7  Cmaj7*
Part A (09:12 - 09:52):
Amadd9Wake as the Cmaj7swell peaks
the Amadd9close-outs drowning the Cmaj7birds with roars
Bbmand howls scare the Cmnew unkindness
that Bbmpicks and laughs Cmat the carrion Amaj7scene
Amadd9Forces you Cmaj7see breathe
can Amadd9always go into Cmaj7hiding
Bbmand wait 'til it Cmpasses over
or Bbmstay far gone for all Cmeternity
Let the final Cm chord ring.
Part I (09:55 - 12:10):
A G#m A G#m A G#m
A G#m A G#m A G#m
A G#m A G#m A G#m
A G#m A G#m A G#m
A   G#m   A   G#m... Fade out
(Basically repeat these two chords until the fade-out)
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