Chords for Magnolia Electric Co. - Don't This Look Like the Dark
Tempo:
111.1 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
D
Em
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G] [Em]
[D] [G]
[Em] [D]
[C] [G]
Six and a [Em] half hours in [D] West Virginia, [G] half [Em] a mile from [D] home, and I'm [C] making pretty good
[G] time.
I thought that I'd [Em] gone far enough, [D] I couldn't lose [G] the trail.
[Em] Then I [D] stepped through
the door and I [C] still found a way [G] to face.
[Em]
[D] [G]
[Em] [D]
[C] [G]
And I can't [Em] start to count the things [D] I said
I'd [G] never be.
[Em] I became [D] them all the night [C] you quit counting [G] on me.
[Am] And all the hard
things [D] that you said to my heart, [G] every one of them things [F] ain't true.
And it [C] was that
one look at [G] the end, [C] one look at [G] the end, [C] one look at [G] the end that ran.
[F]
Now [G] that big
grey owl [Em] above me, [D] she starts again to [G] wail.
She [Em] says that moon has got so [D] low tonight
that [C] it's polishing [G] the rail.
That mountain [Em] engine's running [D] about thirty years too [G] late.
[Em] Once you hear it [D] coming, boy, [C] it will not let [G] you wait.
[Am] I used to think that [D] tomorrow
[G] was just out there waiting [F] for me.
And [C] now I wonder where [G] tomorrow,
[C] wonder where [G] tomorrow's,
[C] wonder where [G] tomorrow's [F] gonna be.
[G] Tonight, when I [Em] am rolling over [D] the Earth's most lonesome
[G] ground, I will [Em] think of all the [D] ways next time [C] I will try not to [G] let you down.
[Am]
Thought that I'd [D] live long
and the [G]
light would come [F] shining.
[C] Don't this look [G] like the dawn?
[C] Don't this look [G] like the dawn?
[C] Don't this look [G] like the dawn?
[F]
[C] Don't it look [G] like the dawn?
[C] Don't it look [G] like the dawn?
[C] Don't it [G] look like the dawn?
[F] [C]
[D] [G]
[Em] [D]
[C] [G]
Six and a [Em] half hours in [D] West Virginia, [G] half [Em] a mile from [D] home, and I'm [C] making pretty good
[G] time.
I thought that I'd [Em] gone far enough, [D] I couldn't lose [G] the trail.
[Em] Then I [D] stepped through
the door and I [C] still found a way [G] to face.
[Em]
[D] [G]
[Em] [D]
[C] [G]
And I can't [Em] start to count the things [D] I said
I'd [G] never be.
[Em] I became [D] them all the night [C] you quit counting [G] on me.
[Am] And all the hard
things [D] that you said to my heart, [G] every one of them things [F] ain't true.
And it [C] was that
one look at [G] the end, [C] one look at [G] the end, [C] one look at [G] the end that ran.
[F]
Now [G] that big
grey owl [Em] above me, [D] she starts again to [G] wail.
She [Em] says that moon has got so [D] low tonight
that [C] it's polishing [G] the rail.
That mountain [Em] engine's running [D] about thirty years too [G] late.
[Em] Once you hear it [D] coming, boy, [C] it will not let [G] you wait.
[Am] I used to think that [D] tomorrow
[G] was just out there waiting [F] for me.
And [C] now I wonder where [G] tomorrow,
[C] wonder where [G] tomorrow's,
[C] wonder where [G] tomorrow's [F] gonna be.
[G] Tonight, when I [Em] am rolling over [D] the Earth's most lonesome
[G] ground, I will [Em] think of all the [D] ways next time [C] I will try not to [G] let you down.
[Am]
Thought that I'd [D] live long
and the [G]
light would come [F] shining.
[C] Don't this look [G] like the dawn?
[C] Don't this look [G] like the dawn?
[C] Don't this look [G] like the dawn?
[F]
[C] Don't it look [G] like the dawn?
[C] Don't it look [G] like the dawn?
[C] Don't it [G] look like the dawn?
[F] [C]
Key:
G
C
D
Em
F
G
C
D
[G] _ _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ [Em] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ Six and a [Em] half hours in [D] West Virginia, [G] _ half _ [Em] _ a mile from [D] home, and I'm [C] _ making pretty good
[G] time. _ _
_ I thought that I'd [Em] gone far enough, [D] I couldn't lose [G] the trail. _
_ [Em] _ Then I [D] stepped through
the door and I [C] still found a way [G] to face.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Em] _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ [Em] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ And I can't [Em] start to count the things [D] I said
I'd [G] never be.
_ [Em] _ I became [D] them all the night [C] you quit counting [G] on me.
[Am] And all the hard
things [D] that you said to my heart, [G] every one of them things [F] ain't true.
_ _ _ And it [C] was that
one look at [G] the end, _ _ [C] _ one look at [G] the end, _ [C] one look at [G] the end that ran.
[F] _ _ _
_ _ _ Now [G] that big
grey owl [Em] above me, _ _ [D] she starts again to [G] wail.
She [Em] says that moon has got so [D] low tonight
that [C] it's polishing [G] the rail.
_ _ That mountain [Em] engine's running _ [D] about thirty years too [G] late.
_ _ [Em] _ Once you hear it [D] coming, boy, [C] it will not let [G] you wait.
_ _ [Am] I used to think that [D] tomorrow
_ [G] was just out there waiting [F] for _ me. _
And [C] now I wonder where [G] tomorrow, _ _
[C] _ wonder where [G] _ tomorrow's, _
[C] _ wonder where [G] _ _ tomorrow's [F] gonna _ be. _ _ _ _
[G] Tonight, when I [Em] am rolling over [D] the Earth's most lonesome
[G] ground, I will [Em] think of all the [D] ways next time [C] I will try not to [G] let you down.
_ [Am] _
Thought that I'd [D] live long
and the [G]
light would come [F] shining. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] Don't this look [G] like the dawn?
_ [C] _ Don't this look [G] like the dawn?
_ [C] _ Don't this look [G] like the dawn?
_ [F] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [C] Don't it look [G] like the dawn?
_ [C] Don't it look [G] like the dawn?
_ [C] _ Don't it [G] look like the dawn?
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ [Em] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ Six and a [Em] half hours in [D] West Virginia, [G] _ half _ [Em] _ a mile from [D] home, and I'm [C] _ making pretty good
[G] time. _ _
_ I thought that I'd [Em] gone far enough, [D] I couldn't lose [G] the trail. _
_ [Em] _ Then I [D] stepped through
the door and I [C] still found a way [G] to face.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Em] _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ [Em] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ And I can't [Em] start to count the things [D] I said
I'd [G] never be.
_ [Em] _ I became [D] them all the night [C] you quit counting [G] on me.
[Am] And all the hard
things [D] that you said to my heart, [G] every one of them things [F] ain't true.
_ _ _ And it [C] was that
one look at [G] the end, _ _ [C] _ one look at [G] the end, _ [C] one look at [G] the end that ran.
[F] _ _ _
_ _ _ Now [G] that big
grey owl [Em] above me, _ _ [D] she starts again to [G] wail.
She [Em] says that moon has got so [D] low tonight
that [C] it's polishing [G] the rail.
_ _ That mountain [Em] engine's running _ [D] about thirty years too [G] late.
_ _ [Em] _ Once you hear it [D] coming, boy, [C] it will not let [G] you wait.
_ _ [Am] I used to think that [D] tomorrow
_ [G] was just out there waiting [F] for _ me. _
And [C] now I wonder where [G] tomorrow, _ _
[C] _ wonder where [G] _ tomorrow's, _
[C] _ wonder where [G] _ _ tomorrow's [F] gonna _ be. _ _ _ _
[G] Tonight, when I [Em] am rolling over [D] the Earth's most lonesome
[G] ground, I will [Em] think of all the [D] ways next time [C] I will try not to [G] let you down.
_ [Am] _
Thought that I'd [D] live long
and the [G]
light would come [F] shining. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] Don't this look [G] like the dawn?
_ [C] _ Don't this look [G] like the dawn?
_ [C] _ Don't this look [G] like the dawn?
_ [F] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [C] Don't it look [G] like the dawn?
_ [C] Don't it look [G] like the dawn?
_ [C] _ Don't it [G] look like the dawn?
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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