Custer chords and lyrics
Free chords for Custer by Slipknot. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.
This is the one of the heavier tracks from Slipknot's album - .5: THE GRAY CHAPTER STANDARD TUNING Em (slightly tapped)ONLY HITTING THE TWO STRINGS THAT ARE BEING PLAYED! How about this one ,tata tata tatatata ,TATA TATA TATATATA Em F C Em Am F Em (F) You wanna win the war? Em F C Em Am F Em ,F OR JUST BEAT THE STRING AS A BASS BEAT! PALM MUTE BTW.... (No pity, no pity, no pity No pity, no pity)
Custer Chords by Slipknot
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