Chords for Dayseeker - Drunk (Track-by-Track)
Tempo:
130.15 bpm
Chords used:
B
Eb
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Db
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[B] So Drunk is about my father.
It's sort of a continuation [Eb] from a [Eb] song on one of [B] our last albums called A Cancer Uncontained Part 2.
You know, [Ebm] in the first
[B] portion that I addressed that on our album Origin,
I kind of talked about his [Eb] battle with
[Ab] Parkinson's and with cancer.
[F] And, you know, kind of my admiration [Ebm] for watching him battle that disease [F] and get through that.
And, [Eb] you know, it's been almost four years since that was written.
And so I kind of notice, not so much currently, but there was a point in time with his [B] diseases.
And I think maybe the idea [B] that death was a little bit closer [Ebm] around the corner than he anticipated.
[B] I feel like he was using alcohol very heavily to kind of cope with that.
To a degree where it's funny that he has this disease that could potentially take his life.
And [Ebm] there were times where [Eb] he got so drunk that he would fall over and knock his head.
And would have to take him to the hospital.
[G] And you think about [Bbm] scenarios where [B] it's almost like alcohol could have killed him
before any type of [Db] cancer or [Ebm] Parkinson's could have.
But [Db] it was more so just my observation about, you know, seeing my [Bbm] father,
this person [B] you kind of view as a hero or kind of a guiding role, kind [Db] of being [F] manipulated by alcohol.
And, you know, it's also kind of that, you know, [B] in turn with Parkinson's,
he's kind of been experiencing like vivid visual [Eb] hallucinations as the years have gone [B] on.
And that's just been a whole other thing to get used to with his disease.
[Ebm] And he
[Eb] sees my mom a lot and I think sometimes romanticizes their relationship
even though it's been over for the past 20 years.
And I touch base on that a lot in the song.
If you're [Fm] paying attention, you'll kind of [Gb] see [B] lines that kind of cite her and cite his hallucinations.
[Db] I think I [Ebm] really just wanted to [Db] follow up on that content.
Because it was almost just called [Eb] The Cancer Uncontained Part 2,
but [Bbm] I felt like it [B] deserved its own title once we got through with it.
But yeah, I really felt [Db] like it was necessary to [Ebm] kind of just [Db] cite where he was coming from
and how he had kind of been coping with [Eb] his disease.
And, you know, he's doing a lot better.
He doesn't drink quite as much as he used to a [Db] couple of years ago.
But [Ebm] I think that [Db] it was good for us to just touch base on maybe people who use substances
to kind of try and cope [Bbm] with things [G] that they're not able to handle in their day-to-day
It's sort of a continuation [Eb] from a [Eb] song on one of [B] our last albums called A Cancer Uncontained Part 2.
You know, [Ebm] in the first
[B] portion that I addressed that on our album Origin,
I kind of talked about his [Eb] battle with
[Ab] Parkinson's and with cancer.
[F] And, you know, kind of my admiration [Ebm] for watching him battle that disease [F] and get through that.
And, [Eb] you know, it's been almost four years since that was written.
And so I kind of notice, not so much currently, but there was a point in time with his [B] diseases.
And I think maybe the idea [B] that death was a little bit closer [Ebm] around the corner than he anticipated.
[B] I feel like he was using alcohol very heavily to kind of cope with that.
To a degree where it's funny that he has this disease that could potentially take his life.
And [Ebm] there were times where [Eb] he got so drunk that he would fall over and knock his head.
And would have to take him to the hospital.
[G] And you think about [Bbm] scenarios where [B] it's almost like alcohol could have killed him
before any type of [Db] cancer or [Ebm] Parkinson's could have.
But [Db] it was more so just my observation about, you know, seeing my [Bbm] father,
this person [B] you kind of view as a hero or kind of a guiding role, kind [Db] of being [F] manipulated by alcohol.
And, you know, it's also kind of that, you know, [B] in turn with Parkinson's,
he's kind of been experiencing like vivid visual [Eb] hallucinations as the years have gone [B] on.
And that's just been a whole other thing to get used to with his disease.
[Ebm] And he
[Eb] sees my mom a lot and I think sometimes romanticizes their relationship
even though it's been over for the past 20 years.
And I touch base on that a lot in the song.
If you're [Fm] paying attention, you'll kind of [Gb] see [B] lines that kind of cite her and cite his hallucinations.
[Db] I think I [Ebm] really just wanted to [Db] follow up on that content.
Because it was almost just called [Eb] The Cancer Uncontained Part 2,
but [Bbm] I felt like it [B] deserved its own title once we got through with it.
But yeah, I really felt [Db] like it was necessary to [Ebm] kind of just [Db] cite where he was coming from
and how he had kind of been coping with [Eb] his disease.
And, you know, he's doing a lot better.
He doesn't drink quite as much as he used to a [Db] couple of years ago.
But [Ebm] I think that [Db] it was good for us to just touch base on maybe people who use substances
to kind of try and cope [Bbm] with things [G] that they're not able to handle in their day-to-day
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[B] So Drunk is about my father.
It's sort of a continuation [Eb] from a [Eb] song on one of [B] our last albums called A Cancer Uncontained Part 2.
_ _ You know, [Ebm] in the first _
[B] portion that I addressed that on our album Origin, _
I kind of talked about his [Eb] battle with _ _
[Ab] Parkinson's and with cancer.
_ [F] And, you know, kind of my admiration _ [Ebm] for watching him battle that disease [F] and get through that.
And, _ [Eb] you know, it's been almost four years since that was written.
And so I kind of notice, _ not so much currently, but there was a point in time with his _ _ [B] diseases.
And I think maybe the idea [B] that death was a little bit closer [Ebm] around the corner than he anticipated.
[B] I feel like he was using alcohol very heavily _ to kind of cope with that.
To a degree where _ it's funny that he has this disease that could potentially take his life.
And [Ebm] there were times where [Eb] he got so drunk that he would fall over and knock his head.
And would have to take him to the hospital.
[G] And you think about _ [Bbm] scenarios where [B] it's almost like alcohol could have killed him
before any type of [Db] cancer or [Ebm] Parkinson's could have.
But _ [Db] _ it was more so just my observation about, you know, seeing my [Bbm] father,
this person [B] you kind of view as a hero or kind of a guiding role, kind [Db] of being [F] _ manipulated by alcohol.
_ And, you know, it's also kind of that, _ you know, [B] in turn with Parkinson's,
he's kind of been experiencing like vivid visual [Eb] hallucinations as the years have gone [B] on.
And _ that's just been a whole other thing to get used to with his disease.
[Ebm] And he _
[Eb] sees my mom a lot and I think sometimes _ romanticizes their relationship
even though it's been over for the past 20 years.
And I _ touch base on that a lot in the song.
If you're [Fm] paying attention, you'll kind of [Gb] see _ [B] lines that kind of cite her and cite his hallucinations.
[Db] I _ think I [Ebm] really just wanted to [Db] _ follow up on that content.
Because it was almost just called [Eb] The Cancer Uncontained Part 2,
but [Bbm] _ I felt like it [B] deserved its own title once we got through with it.
But yeah, I really felt [Db] like it was necessary to [Ebm] kind of just [Db] cite where he was coming from
and how he had kind of been coping with [Eb] his disease.
And, you know, he's doing a lot better.
He doesn't _ drink quite as much as he used to a [Db] couple of years ago.
But [Ebm] I think that [Db] it was good for us to just touch base on maybe people who use substances
to kind of try and cope [Bbm] with things [G] that they're not able to handle in their day-to-day
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
[B] So Drunk is about my father.
It's sort of a continuation [Eb] from a [Eb] song on one of [B] our last albums called A Cancer Uncontained Part 2.
_ _ You know, [Ebm] in the first _
[B] portion that I addressed that on our album Origin, _
I kind of talked about his [Eb] battle with _ _
[Ab] Parkinson's and with cancer.
_ [F] And, you know, kind of my admiration _ [Ebm] for watching him battle that disease [F] and get through that.
And, _ [Eb] you know, it's been almost four years since that was written.
And so I kind of notice, _ not so much currently, but there was a point in time with his _ _ [B] diseases.
And I think maybe the idea [B] that death was a little bit closer [Ebm] around the corner than he anticipated.
[B] I feel like he was using alcohol very heavily _ to kind of cope with that.
To a degree where _ it's funny that he has this disease that could potentially take his life.
And [Ebm] there were times where [Eb] he got so drunk that he would fall over and knock his head.
And would have to take him to the hospital.
[G] And you think about _ [Bbm] scenarios where [B] it's almost like alcohol could have killed him
before any type of [Db] cancer or [Ebm] Parkinson's could have.
But _ [Db] _ it was more so just my observation about, you know, seeing my [Bbm] father,
this person [B] you kind of view as a hero or kind of a guiding role, kind [Db] of being [F] _ manipulated by alcohol.
_ And, you know, it's also kind of that, _ you know, [B] in turn with Parkinson's,
he's kind of been experiencing like vivid visual [Eb] hallucinations as the years have gone [B] on.
And _ that's just been a whole other thing to get used to with his disease.
[Ebm] And he _
[Eb] sees my mom a lot and I think sometimes _ romanticizes their relationship
even though it's been over for the past 20 years.
And I _ touch base on that a lot in the song.
If you're [Fm] paying attention, you'll kind of [Gb] see _ [B] lines that kind of cite her and cite his hallucinations.
[Db] I _ think I [Ebm] really just wanted to [Db] _ follow up on that content.
Because it was almost just called [Eb] The Cancer Uncontained Part 2,
but [Bbm] _ I felt like it [B] deserved its own title once we got through with it.
But yeah, I really felt [Db] like it was necessary to [Ebm] kind of just [Db] cite where he was coming from
and how he had kind of been coping with [Eb] his disease.
And, you know, he's doing a lot better.
He doesn't _ drink quite as much as he used to a [Db] couple of years ago.
But [Ebm] I think that [Db] it was good for us to just touch base on maybe people who use substances
to kind of try and cope [Bbm] with things [G] that they're not able to handle in their day-to-day