Chords for 6 Melancholic Moments In Song - Phoebe Bridgers & Conor Oberst
Tempo:
52.85 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
F
Am
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
My name is Connor Oberst.
I'm Phoebe Bridgers.
And we have a band called Better Oblivion Community Center.
And these are our favorite melancholic moments in song.
The first melancholic song we both connected with?
Separate, like we didn't really discuss this until we found this question out.
Puff the Magic Dragon.
[C] That song is so damn sad.
Uh, how does it go?
Puff the [G] magic dragon, [F] lived [C] by the sea.
And frolicked in the autumn mist, [Fm] in a land called [G] Homily.
Is that Homily?
[C] Homily.
I don't know.
[G] Then one day it happened.
Oh [F] no wait.
Little Jackie Paper, loved that rascal Puff.
We won't ruin the end [C] for you, [G] but it doesn't [F] end well.
Yeah, [C] grows up and forgets about his bud.
The first song I ever learned on guitar was, uh.
Which is very melancholic.
Which is very melancholic.
Then wasn't it.
Then wasn't it.
It was.
Uh.
I got a feeling called the blues, oh lord, since [G] my baby said goodbye.
Lord, I don't know what I'll do.
All I do is [C] sit inside.
For the last long day, she said goodbye.
Well, I don't know [G] what [Em] I'll [G] cry.
[F] You should do me, she'll do you, [Am] she's got the.
Yeah, that's controversial.
Wow, I'm realizing.
Um.
Pretty sad though.
Pretty sad.
[G] Pretty sad.
She [Abm] does everybody in that song.
I actually learned here comes the regular, that replacement song, when I was like 10 years old.
Because my brother showed it to me.
Which is a pretty sad song to play when you're 10 years old.
CeeDee has a song called funeral and she has a part in that song.
Maybe she'll demonstrate it for us, but.
Um.
That kind of gets me every, every single time.
Just the Jesus Christ, I'm so blue all the time.
Can relate to that one, Pheebs.
Do you want to give us a little sprinkling?
Sure, sprinkling, sure.
[B] [Gb] Yeah, this one, [Abm] straight to the point.
Jesus [B] Christ, I'm so blue all [Gb] the time.
[Abm] And that's [B] just how I feel.
Yeah.
[E] I [D] feel bad.
I feel pretty [F] good.
My favorite [C] melancholic moment of Conner's is, [F] I'd make you play it, but do you want to play it?
Uh.
It would [C] take a time machine.
[Em] Is that how it [F] goes?
It would [C] take a time machine to fulfill all of your fantasies.
And [G] a dream [Am] can [F] be embarrassing.
[Am] [Em] The only [C] thing that's sacred to me.
That sounds better [Em] when he does it.
[F]
[G] Girls don't want to have fun is really sad.
If you listen to the verses.
If you listen to the verses, one, everybody's coming after Cyndi Lauper for wanting to have fun.
And two, I think about all the women lost in the dust in that song, people who aren't as fun as Cyndi Lauper.
Like, you know, the girl whose boyfriend doesn't want her to go out.
Yeah, the verses are [E] kind of dark on that song.
[C] Check it out.
Yeah.
Wake up in the morning [Am] light.
Mother says when you gonna live your [F] life right?
Oh mother dear, we're not the fortunate [Am] ones.
[C] Girls don't want to [Fm] have fun.
[C] Oh girls [G] just want [C] to have fun.
I'm Phoebe Bridgers.
And we have a band called Better Oblivion Community Center.
And these are our favorite melancholic moments in song.
The first melancholic song we both connected with?
Separate, like we didn't really discuss this until we found this question out.
Puff the Magic Dragon.
[C] That song is so damn sad.
Uh, how does it go?
Puff the [G] magic dragon, [F] lived [C] by the sea.
And frolicked in the autumn mist, [Fm] in a land called [G] Homily.
Is that Homily?
[C] Homily.
I don't know.
[G] Then one day it happened.
Oh [F] no wait.
Little Jackie Paper, loved that rascal Puff.
We won't ruin the end [C] for you, [G] but it doesn't [F] end well.
Yeah, [C] grows up and forgets about his bud.
The first song I ever learned on guitar was, uh.
Which is very melancholic.
Which is very melancholic.
Then wasn't it.
Then wasn't it.
It was.
Uh.
I got a feeling called the blues, oh lord, since [G] my baby said goodbye.
Lord, I don't know what I'll do.
All I do is [C] sit inside.
For the last long day, she said goodbye.
Well, I don't know [G] what [Em] I'll [G] cry.
[F] You should do me, she'll do you, [Am] she's got the.
Yeah, that's controversial.
Wow, I'm realizing.
Um.
Pretty sad though.
Pretty sad.
[G] Pretty sad.
She [Abm] does everybody in that song.
I actually learned here comes the regular, that replacement song, when I was like 10 years old.
Because my brother showed it to me.
Which is a pretty sad song to play when you're 10 years old.
CeeDee has a song called funeral and she has a part in that song.
Maybe she'll demonstrate it for us, but.
Um.
That kind of gets me every, every single time.
Just the Jesus Christ, I'm so blue all the time.
Can relate to that one, Pheebs.
Do you want to give us a little sprinkling?
Sure, sprinkling, sure.
[B] [Gb] Yeah, this one, [Abm] straight to the point.
Jesus [B] Christ, I'm so blue all [Gb] the time.
[Abm] And that's [B] just how I feel.
Yeah.
[E] I [D] feel bad.
I feel pretty [F] good.
My favorite [C] melancholic moment of Conner's is, [F] I'd make you play it, but do you want to play it?
Uh.
It would [C] take a time machine.
[Em] Is that how it [F] goes?
It would [C] take a time machine to fulfill all of your fantasies.
And [G] a dream [Am] can [F] be embarrassing.
[Am] [Em] The only [C] thing that's sacred to me.
That sounds better [Em] when he does it.
[F]
[G] Girls don't want to have fun is really sad.
If you listen to the verses.
If you listen to the verses, one, everybody's coming after Cyndi Lauper for wanting to have fun.
And two, I think about all the women lost in the dust in that song, people who aren't as fun as Cyndi Lauper.
Like, you know, the girl whose boyfriend doesn't want her to go out.
Yeah, the verses are [E] kind of dark on that song.
[C] Check it out.
Yeah.
Wake up in the morning [Am] light.
Mother says when you gonna live your [F] life right?
Oh mother dear, we're not the fortunate [Am] ones.
[C] Girls don't want to [Fm] have fun.
[C] Oh girls [G] just want [C] to have fun.
Key:
C
G
F
Am
Em
C
G
F
_ My name is Connor Oberst.
I'm Phoebe Bridgers.
And we have a band called Better Oblivion Community Center.
And these are our favorite melancholic moments in song.
_ The first melancholic song we both connected with?
Separate, like we didn't really discuss this until we found this question out.
Puff the Magic Dragon.
[C] That song is so damn sad.
Uh, how does it go?
Puff the [G] magic dragon, [F] lived [C] by the sea.
And frolicked in the autumn mist, [Fm] in a land called [G] Homily.
Is that Homily?
[C] Homily.
I don't know.
[G] Then one day it happened.
Oh [F] no wait.
Little Jackie Paper, loved that rascal Puff.
We won't ruin the end [C] for you, [G] but it doesn't [F] end well.
Yeah, [C] grows up and forgets about his bud. _
_ The first song I ever learned on guitar was, uh.
Which is very melancholic.
Which is very melancholic.
Then wasn't it.
Then wasn't it.
It was.
Uh.
I got a feeling called the blues, oh lord, since [G] my baby said goodbye.
Lord, I don't know what I'll do.
All I do is [C] sit inside.
For the last long day, she said goodbye.
Well, I don't know [G] what [Em] I'll [G] cry.
[F] You should do me, she'll do you, [Am] she's got the.
Yeah, that's controversial.
Wow, I'm realizing.
Um.
Pretty sad though.
Pretty sad.
[G] Pretty sad.
She [Abm] does everybody in that song. _
I actually learned here comes the regular, that replacement song, when I was like 10 years old.
Because my brother showed it to me.
Which is a pretty sad song to play when you're 10 years old.
_ CeeDee has a song called funeral and she has a part in that song.
Maybe she'll demonstrate it for us, but.
_ Um.
That kind of gets me every, every single time.
Just the Jesus Christ, I'm so blue all the time.
Can relate to that one, Pheebs.
Do you want to give us a little sprinkling?
Sure, sprinkling, sure. _ _
_ [B] [Gb] Yeah, this one, [Abm] straight to the point.
_ Jesus [B] Christ, I'm so blue all [Gb] the time.
[Abm] And that's [B] just how I feel.
Yeah.
[E] I [D] feel bad.
I feel pretty [F] good.
_ My favorite [C] melancholic moment of Conner's is, [F] I'd make you play it, but do you want to play it?
Uh. _
It would [C] take a time machine.
[Em] Is that how it [F] goes?
It would [C] take a time machine to fulfill all of your fantasies.
And [G] a dream [Am] can [F] be embarrassing.
[Am] [Em] The only [C] thing that's sacred to me.
That sounds better [Em] when he does it.
_ [F] _
[G] _ _ Girls don't want to have fun is really sad.
If you listen to the verses.
If you listen to the verses, one, everybody's coming after Cyndi Lauper for wanting to have fun.
And two, I think about all the women lost in the dust in that song, people who aren't as fun as Cyndi Lauper.
Like, you know, the girl whose boyfriend doesn't want her to go out.
Yeah, the verses are [E] kind of dark on that song.
[C] Check it out.
Yeah.
Wake up in the morning [Am] light.
Mother says when you gonna live your [F] life right?
Oh mother dear, we're not the fortunate [Am] ones.
[C] Girls don't want to [Fm] have fun.
[C] Oh girls [G] just want [C] to have fun.
I'm Phoebe Bridgers.
And we have a band called Better Oblivion Community Center.
And these are our favorite melancholic moments in song.
_ The first melancholic song we both connected with?
Separate, like we didn't really discuss this until we found this question out.
Puff the Magic Dragon.
[C] That song is so damn sad.
Uh, how does it go?
Puff the [G] magic dragon, [F] lived [C] by the sea.
And frolicked in the autumn mist, [Fm] in a land called [G] Homily.
Is that Homily?
[C] Homily.
I don't know.
[G] Then one day it happened.
Oh [F] no wait.
Little Jackie Paper, loved that rascal Puff.
We won't ruin the end [C] for you, [G] but it doesn't [F] end well.
Yeah, [C] grows up and forgets about his bud. _
_ The first song I ever learned on guitar was, uh.
Which is very melancholic.
Which is very melancholic.
Then wasn't it.
Then wasn't it.
It was.
Uh.
I got a feeling called the blues, oh lord, since [G] my baby said goodbye.
Lord, I don't know what I'll do.
All I do is [C] sit inside.
For the last long day, she said goodbye.
Well, I don't know [G] what [Em] I'll [G] cry.
[F] You should do me, she'll do you, [Am] she's got the.
Yeah, that's controversial.
Wow, I'm realizing.
Um.
Pretty sad though.
Pretty sad.
[G] Pretty sad.
She [Abm] does everybody in that song. _
I actually learned here comes the regular, that replacement song, when I was like 10 years old.
Because my brother showed it to me.
Which is a pretty sad song to play when you're 10 years old.
_ CeeDee has a song called funeral and she has a part in that song.
Maybe she'll demonstrate it for us, but.
_ Um.
That kind of gets me every, every single time.
Just the Jesus Christ, I'm so blue all the time.
Can relate to that one, Pheebs.
Do you want to give us a little sprinkling?
Sure, sprinkling, sure. _ _
_ [B] [Gb] Yeah, this one, [Abm] straight to the point.
_ Jesus [B] Christ, I'm so blue all [Gb] the time.
[Abm] And that's [B] just how I feel.
Yeah.
[E] I [D] feel bad.
I feel pretty [F] good.
_ My favorite [C] melancholic moment of Conner's is, [F] I'd make you play it, but do you want to play it?
Uh. _
It would [C] take a time machine.
[Em] Is that how it [F] goes?
It would [C] take a time machine to fulfill all of your fantasies.
And [G] a dream [Am] can [F] be embarrassing.
[Am] [Em] The only [C] thing that's sacred to me.
That sounds better [Em] when he does it.
_ [F] _
[G] _ _ Girls don't want to have fun is really sad.
If you listen to the verses.
If you listen to the verses, one, everybody's coming after Cyndi Lauper for wanting to have fun.
And two, I think about all the women lost in the dust in that song, people who aren't as fun as Cyndi Lauper.
Like, you know, the girl whose boyfriend doesn't want her to go out.
Yeah, the verses are [E] kind of dark on that song.
[C] Check it out.
Yeah.
Wake up in the morning [Am] light.
Mother says when you gonna live your [F] life right?
Oh mother dear, we're not the fortunate [Am] ones.
[C] Girls don't want to [Fm] have fun.
[C] Oh girls [G] just want [C] to have fun.