Chords for Maroon
Tempo:
80.8 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
Em
C
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[G]
[Em] [D]
[C] When the [G] morning came we were cleaning incense off [Em] your vinyl [D] shelf cause we lost track of time [C] again.
Laughing [G] with my feet in your lap [E] like you were my [D] closest friend.
[C] How'd we [G] end up on the floor anyway [Em] you say?
Your roommate's [D] cheapest screw top rose, [C] that's how I [G] see you every day [D] now.
And I chose you, the one [D] to wear [G] in New York.
No shoes, [Em] looked up [D] at the sky and was [G]
perfectly almighty.
So when you scratched one to me [Em] and held a bird to my cheek [D] so scarlet it was.
[G] The pockets of my collarbone are rusted, grew between [Em] telephones, the lips I used to call
home [D] so scarlet it was.
[C]
[G] [Em]
[D] [C]
When the [G] silence came we were shaking blind [Em] and hazy.
How the hell [D] did we lose sight of [C] us again?
Sobbing with [G] your head in your hands, [Em] ain't that the way [D] it always [C] ends?
You were standing [G] hollow-eyed in the [Em] hallway, carnations you had [D] thought were roses, that's [C] us.
[G] We feel you no matter [D]
what.
Your roommate's the gay [G] brother and I
Lost you
[D] in [G] New York.
No shoes, [Em] looked up.
[D] [G] The love you need, I'm left in circles.
You scratched one to me and [Em] held a bird to my cheek so [D] scarlet it was.
[G] The pockets of my collarbone are rusted, grew between [Em] telephones, the lips I used to call
home [D] so scarlet it was.
[C] Over [G] me, [Em] that's a real lasting [D] legacy.
Legacy, [C] and I wake with your [G] memory.
Over me, [Em] that's a real lasting [D] legacy to leave.
[C] The burgundy on my t-shirt [G] when you splashed it wine into me and [Em] how the blood rushed into
my cheek so [D] scarlet it was.
[G] My room.
Saw my collarbone, the rust that grew between [Em] telephones, the lips I used to call home so
[D] scarlet it was.
[C] My room.
[G] [Em]
[D] It was.
[C] My room.
[G] [Em]
[D] It was.
My room.
[N]
[Em] [D]
[C] When the [G] morning came we were cleaning incense off [Em] your vinyl [D] shelf cause we lost track of time [C] again.
Laughing [G] with my feet in your lap [E] like you were my [D] closest friend.
[C] How'd we [G] end up on the floor anyway [Em] you say?
Your roommate's [D] cheapest screw top rose, [C] that's how I [G] see you every day [D] now.
And I chose you, the one [D] to wear [G] in New York.
No shoes, [Em] looked up [D] at the sky and was [G]
perfectly almighty.
So when you scratched one to me [Em] and held a bird to my cheek [D] so scarlet it was.
[G] The pockets of my collarbone are rusted, grew between [Em] telephones, the lips I used to call
home [D] so scarlet it was.
[C]
[G] [Em]
[D] [C]
When the [G] silence came we were shaking blind [Em] and hazy.
How the hell [D] did we lose sight of [C] us again?
Sobbing with [G] your head in your hands, [Em] ain't that the way [D] it always [C] ends?
You were standing [G] hollow-eyed in the [Em] hallway, carnations you had [D] thought were roses, that's [C] us.
[G] We feel you no matter [D]
what.
Your roommate's the gay [G] brother and I
Lost you
[D] in [G] New York.
No shoes, [Em] looked up.
[D] [G] The love you need, I'm left in circles.
You scratched one to me and [Em] held a bird to my cheek so [D] scarlet it was.
[G] The pockets of my collarbone are rusted, grew between [Em] telephones, the lips I used to call
home [D] so scarlet it was.
[C] Over [G] me, [Em] that's a real lasting [D] legacy.
Legacy, [C] and I wake with your [G] memory.
Over me, [Em] that's a real lasting [D] legacy to leave.
[C] The burgundy on my t-shirt [G] when you splashed it wine into me and [Em] how the blood rushed into
my cheek so [D] scarlet it was.
[G] My room.
Saw my collarbone, the rust that grew between [Em] telephones, the lips I used to call home so
[D] scarlet it was.
[C] My room.
[G] [Em]
[D] It was.
[C] My room.
[G] [Em]
[D] It was.
My room.
[N]
Key:
D
G
Em
C
E
D
G
Em
_ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[Em] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
[C] When the [G] morning came we were cleaning incense off [Em] your vinyl [D] shelf cause we lost track of time [C] again.
Laughing [G] with my feet in your lap [E] like you were my [D] closest friend.
[C] How'd we [G] end up on the floor anyway [Em] you say?
Your roommate's [D] cheapest screw top rose, [C] that's how I [G] see you every day _ [D] now.
_ _ And I chose you, the one _ [D] to wear [G] in New York.
No shoes, [Em] looked up [D] at the sky and was [G]
perfectly almighty.
So when you scratched one to me [Em] and held a bird to my cheek [D] so scarlet it was.
[G] The pockets of my collarbone are rusted, grew between [Em] telephones, the lips I used to call
home [D] so scarlet it was.
[C] _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ [Em] _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [C]
When the [G] silence came we were shaking blind [Em] and hazy.
How the hell [D] did we lose sight of [C] us again?
Sobbing with [G] your head in your hands, [Em] ain't that the way [D] it always [C] ends?
You were standing [G] hollow-eyed in the [Em] hallway, carnations you had [D] thought were roses, that's [C] us.
_ [G] We feel you no matter [D]
what.
Your roommate's the gay [G] brother and I
_ Lost you _ _
_ _ [D] _ in [G] New York.
No shoes, [Em] looked up.
_ [D] _ _ [G] The love you need, I'm left in circles.
You scratched one to me and [Em] held a bird to my cheek so [D] scarlet it was.
[G] The pockets of my collarbone are rusted, grew between [Em] telephones, the lips I used to call
home [D] so scarlet it was.
[C] Over _ _ [G] _ me, [Em] that's a real lasting [D] legacy.
Legacy, [C] and I wake with your [G] memory.
Over me, [Em] that's a real lasting [D] legacy to leave.
[C] The burgundy on my t-shirt [G] when you splashed it wine into me and [Em] how the blood rushed into
my cheek so [D] scarlet it was.
[G] My room.
Saw my collarbone, the rust that grew between [Em] telephones, the lips I used to call home so
[D] scarlet it was.
[C] My room.
_ _ [G] _ _ _ [Em] _
_ _ [D] It was.
[C] My room.
_ _ [G] _ _ _ [Em] _
_ _ [D] It was.
My room.
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _
[Em] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _
[C] When the [G] morning came we were cleaning incense off [Em] your vinyl [D] shelf cause we lost track of time [C] again.
Laughing [G] with my feet in your lap [E] like you were my [D] closest friend.
[C] How'd we [G] end up on the floor anyway [Em] you say?
Your roommate's [D] cheapest screw top rose, [C] that's how I [G] see you every day _ [D] now.
_ _ And I chose you, the one _ [D] to wear [G] in New York.
No shoes, [Em] looked up [D] at the sky and was [G]
perfectly almighty.
So when you scratched one to me [Em] and held a bird to my cheek [D] so scarlet it was.
[G] The pockets of my collarbone are rusted, grew between [Em] telephones, the lips I used to call
home [D] so scarlet it was.
[C] _
_ _ [G] _ _ _ [Em] _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [C]
When the [G] silence came we were shaking blind [Em] and hazy.
How the hell [D] did we lose sight of [C] us again?
Sobbing with [G] your head in your hands, [Em] ain't that the way [D] it always [C] ends?
You were standing [G] hollow-eyed in the [Em] hallway, carnations you had [D] thought were roses, that's [C] us.
_ [G] We feel you no matter [D]
what.
Your roommate's the gay [G] brother and I
_ Lost you _ _
_ _ [D] _ in [G] New York.
No shoes, [Em] looked up.
_ [D] _ _ [G] The love you need, I'm left in circles.
You scratched one to me and [Em] held a bird to my cheek so [D] scarlet it was.
[G] The pockets of my collarbone are rusted, grew between [Em] telephones, the lips I used to call
home [D] so scarlet it was.
[C] Over _ _ [G] _ me, [Em] that's a real lasting [D] legacy.
Legacy, [C] and I wake with your [G] memory.
Over me, [Em] that's a real lasting [D] legacy to leave.
[C] The burgundy on my t-shirt [G] when you splashed it wine into me and [Em] how the blood rushed into
my cheek so [D] scarlet it was.
[G] My room.
Saw my collarbone, the rust that grew between [Em] telephones, the lips I used to call home so
[D] scarlet it was.
[C] My room.
_ _ [G] _ _ _ [Em] _
_ _ [D] It was.
[C] My room.
_ _ [G] _ _ _ [Em] _
_ _ [D] It was.
My room.
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _