Chords for Ghost Mice - disconnected
Tempo:
123.1 bpm
Chords used:
F#m
A
Bm
D
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A] [D]
[F#m] [Bm] [C#] [A]
They don't ask you to come [F#m] over anymore.
They're afraid of what you might take.
They're [B] afraid of what you might break.
[F#m]
They're afraid that you'll freak out.
But most of all, they're worried [B] about the mess that you might make.
[Bm] Cause they don't want a [D] mess.
They don't want to admit that [A] there are things [C#m] beyond [F#m] their control.
But [Bm] if they look into your wild, wild [D] eyes, well, they [A] will know, they [C#m] will know, they [F#m] will know.
[Bm]
They don't want to [D] know.
They can't take [A] you, so they don't call [C#m] you [F#m] anymore.
[Bm] That's why they [E] don't call you [A]
anymore.
[E] [A] [D]
[F#m] [Bm] [C#] [A]
When you go to the hospital, [D] you're gonna have [F#m] to do it on [B] your own, all alone.
[A] When [E] you get arrested [F#m] and they take you to jail, your friends will come to visit [B] you and they won't pay your [A] mail.
[Bm] Cause they don't want to [D] see how easy you can sink.
[A] They're afraid [E] that you might [F#m] drag them down.
[Bm] It could be them [D] looking out through those bars.
It [A] could be them [E] wearing [F#m] hospital gowns.
And [Bm] that's why they [E] don't want [A] you [E] around.
[A] [D]
[F#m] [Bm] [C#] [F#m]
They all wish that you'd get well.
But they sure as hell don't want to [B] or they don't know how to [F#m] help.
They're afraid that they might catch what you got.
And it scares them to death when they hear [B] you talking to [Bm] yourself.
Cause they're afraid that [D] those voices in your head [A] might spread [C#m] and tune [F#m] their own.
[Bm]
They all know [D] that we hang by a thread [A] and it's so [E] easy to [F#m] let go.
[Bm]
They don't want to [D] lose their hope, so they [A] don't call [C#m] you [F#m] anymore.
[Bm] That's why they [E] don't call you [A] anymore.
[E] [F#m] [D]
[F#m] [Bm] [E] [F#m]
They'll all miss you when you're gone.
[D]
[F#m] They'll all say [B] that they don't know what went [F#m] wrong.
But deep inside we all know.
[D] We all knew where [F#m] you were going [B] and we all [E] let you go.
[Bm] And now I've got the [D] time and now I've got the [A] guts.
But you're [C#m] not picking up [F#m] the phone.
[Bm] And it's way too late [D] to call you [F#m] anymore.
[Bm] Yes, way too late [E] to call you [A] anymore.
[N]
[F#m] [Bm] [C#] [A]
They don't ask you to come [F#m] over anymore.
They're afraid of what you might take.
They're [B] afraid of what you might break.
[F#m]
They're afraid that you'll freak out.
But most of all, they're worried [B] about the mess that you might make.
[Bm] Cause they don't want a [D] mess.
They don't want to admit that [A] there are things [C#m] beyond [F#m] their control.
But [Bm] if they look into your wild, wild [D] eyes, well, they [A] will know, they [C#m] will know, they [F#m] will know.
[Bm]
They don't want to [D] know.
They can't take [A] you, so they don't call [C#m] you [F#m] anymore.
[Bm] That's why they [E] don't call you [A]
anymore.
[E] [A] [D]
[F#m] [Bm] [C#] [A]
When you go to the hospital, [D] you're gonna have [F#m] to do it on [B] your own, all alone.
[A] When [E] you get arrested [F#m] and they take you to jail, your friends will come to visit [B] you and they won't pay your [A] mail.
[Bm] Cause they don't want to [D] see how easy you can sink.
[A] They're afraid [E] that you might [F#m] drag them down.
[Bm] It could be them [D] looking out through those bars.
It [A] could be them [E] wearing [F#m] hospital gowns.
And [Bm] that's why they [E] don't want [A] you [E] around.
[A] [D]
[F#m] [Bm] [C#] [F#m]
They all wish that you'd get well.
But they sure as hell don't want to [B] or they don't know how to [F#m] help.
They're afraid that they might catch what you got.
And it scares them to death when they hear [B] you talking to [Bm] yourself.
Cause they're afraid that [D] those voices in your head [A] might spread [C#m] and tune [F#m] their own.
[Bm]
They all know [D] that we hang by a thread [A] and it's so [E] easy to [F#m] let go.
[Bm]
They don't want to [D] lose their hope, so they [A] don't call [C#m] you [F#m] anymore.
[Bm] That's why they [E] don't call you [A] anymore.
[E] [F#m] [D]
[F#m] [Bm] [E] [F#m]
They'll all miss you when you're gone.
[D]
[F#m] They'll all say [B] that they don't know what went [F#m] wrong.
But deep inside we all know.
[D] We all knew where [F#m] you were going [B] and we all [E] let you go.
[Bm] And now I've got the [D] time and now I've got the [A] guts.
But you're [C#m] not picking up [F#m] the phone.
[Bm] And it's way too late [D] to call you [F#m] anymore.
[Bm] Yes, way too late [E] to call you [A] anymore.
[N]
Key:
F#m
A
Bm
D
E
F#m
A
Bm
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ [F#m] _ _ [Bm] _ _ [C#] _ [A] _
They don't ask you to come [F#m] over anymore.
They're afraid of what you might take.
They're [B] afraid of what you might break.
[F#m] _
They're afraid that you'll freak out.
_ But most of all, they're worried [B] about the mess that you might make.
[Bm] Cause they don't want a [D] mess.
They don't want to admit that [A] there are things [C#m] beyond [F#m] their control.
But [Bm] if they look into your wild, wild [D] eyes, well, they [A] will know, they [C#m] will know, they [F#m] will know.
_ _ [Bm]
They don't want to [D] know.
They can't take [A] you, so they don't call [C#m] you _ [F#m] anymore.
_ [Bm] That's why they [E] don't call you _ [A]
anymore.
[E] _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ [F#m] _ _ [Bm] _ _ [C#] _ [A] _
When you go to the hospital, [D] you're gonna have [F#m] to do it on [B] your own, all alone.
[A] When [E] you get arrested [F#m] and they take you to jail, your friends will come to visit [B] you and they won't pay your [A] mail.
[Bm] Cause they don't want to [D] see how easy you can sink.
[A] They're afraid [E] that you might [F#m] drag them down.
_ [Bm] It could be them [D] looking out through those bars.
It [A] could be them [E] wearing [F#m] hospital gowns.
And [Bm] that's why they [E] don't want [A] you [E] around.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
_ [F#m] _ [Bm] _ _ [C#] _ [F#m] _ _
They all wish that you'd get well.
_ But they sure as hell don't want to [B] or they don't know how to [F#m] help. _
They're afraid that they might catch what you got.
And it scares them to death when they hear [B] you talking to [Bm] yourself.
Cause they're afraid that [D] those voices in your head [A] might spread [C#m] and tune [F#m] their own.
_ [Bm] _
They all know [D] that we hang by a thread [A] and it's so [E] easy to [F#m] let go.
_ [Bm] _
They don't want to [D] lose their hope, so they [A] don't call [C#m] you _ [F#m] anymore.
_ [Bm] That's why they [E] don't call you _ [A] anymore.
[E] _ _ [F#m] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
_ [F#m] _ [Bm] _ _ [E] _ _ [F#m] _
They'll all miss you when you're gone.
_ _ [D] _
[F#m] They'll all say [B] that they don't know what went [F#m] wrong.
But deep inside we all know.
_ [D] We all knew where [F#m] you were going [B] and we all [E] let you go.
[Bm] And now I've got the [D] time and now I've got the [A] guts.
But you're [C#m] not picking up [F#m] the phone.
_ [Bm] And it's way too late [D] to call you _ [F#m] anymore.
_ _ _ _ _ [Bm] Yes, way too late [E] to call you _ [A] anymore.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ [F#m] _ _ [Bm] _ _ [C#] _ [A] _
They don't ask you to come [F#m] over anymore.
They're afraid of what you might take.
They're [B] afraid of what you might break.
[F#m] _
They're afraid that you'll freak out.
_ But most of all, they're worried [B] about the mess that you might make.
[Bm] Cause they don't want a [D] mess.
They don't want to admit that [A] there are things [C#m] beyond [F#m] their control.
But [Bm] if they look into your wild, wild [D] eyes, well, they [A] will know, they [C#m] will know, they [F#m] will know.
_ _ [Bm]
They don't want to [D] know.
They can't take [A] you, so they don't call [C#m] you _ [F#m] anymore.
_ [Bm] That's why they [E] don't call you _ [A]
anymore.
[E] _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ [F#m] _ _ [Bm] _ _ [C#] _ [A] _
When you go to the hospital, [D] you're gonna have [F#m] to do it on [B] your own, all alone.
[A] When [E] you get arrested [F#m] and they take you to jail, your friends will come to visit [B] you and they won't pay your [A] mail.
[Bm] Cause they don't want to [D] see how easy you can sink.
[A] They're afraid [E] that you might [F#m] drag them down.
_ [Bm] It could be them [D] looking out through those bars.
It [A] could be them [E] wearing [F#m] hospital gowns.
And [Bm] that's why they [E] don't want [A] you [E] around.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
_ [F#m] _ [Bm] _ _ [C#] _ [F#m] _ _
They all wish that you'd get well.
_ But they sure as hell don't want to [B] or they don't know how to [F#m] help. _
They're afraid that they might catch what you got.
And it scares them to death when they hear [B] you talking to [Bm] yourself.
Cause they're afraid that [D] those voices in your head [A] might spread [C#m] and tune [F#m] their own.
_ [Bm] _
They all know [D] that we hang by a thread [A] and it's so [E] easy to [F#m] let go.
_ [Bm] _
They don't want to [D] lose their hope, so they [A] don't call [C#m] you _ [F#m] anymore.
_ [Bm] That's why they [E] don't call you _ [A] anymore.
[E] _ _ [F#m] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _
_ [F#m] _ [Bm] _ _ [E] _ _ [F#m] _
They'll all miss you when you're gone.
_ _ [D] _
[F#m] They'll all say [B] that they don't know what went [F#m] wrong.
But deep inside we all know.
_ [D] We all knew where [F#m] you were going [B] and we all [E] let you go.
[Bm] And now I've got the [D] time and now I've got the [A] guts.
But you're [C#m] not picking up [F#m] the phone.
_ [Bm] And it's way too late [D] to call you _ [F#m] anymore.
_ _ _ _ _ [Bm] Yes, way too late [E] to call you _ [A] anymore.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _