Chords for MUNA - I Know A Place (Behind The Scenes)
Tempo:
112.5 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
Eb
F
Gb
Ab
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
We are a band called Moona.
I knew when you told me you don't want to [Bb] go home tonight
And you tried to just fuck it up when I asked [Ab] why
Somebody hurt you, somebody [Bb] hurt you
But you're here by my side
And I [Eb] knew, cause in the cold wind I was the one [Bb] in your seat
This song is really special to us.
We wrote this song [Ab] more than a year ago [Abm] now
for the queer community.
[Bb]
It's meant to be a celebratory [Ab] song.
We wrote the song to try to [Eb] imagine a space where people can feel safe to express [Bb] themselves
[Eb] regardless of their different identities.
[Bb] It's hard to [Eb] love with a heart that's hurting
[Bb] If you want to go out dancing
I [Eb] don't hate you
I [Eb] don't hate to be [Bb] lonely
Wherever you are, you're [Cm] a lady that's been hurt
Lady down that way born
Just [F] give me trust and I'll watch over half of this [Eb] I know
My name is Gina [F] Corral Alietti and I'm on the set of [G] Moona's I Know Place video.
I am the stylist [C] for this shoot.
Each of these girls have a unique shape that [Bb] is not conventional [Bbm] pop star necessarily
and they [Gb] all wear clothes in their own way, which is exciting
because you don't always get people that feel so comfortable in their skin.
So I feel like I just get to have the best job in the world today.
[Eb]
You carry an old [Bb] weight of your past
I just love the bruises, yellow, dark [Eb] blue, black
Baby bruises, only body trying to keep you [Bb] intact
So [Eb] right now, you should go get your own country [Bb] wine
I think you should have fun with [F] the rest
My name is [Db] Tabitha and I [Gb] just directed a video for Moona
and we're in [C] downtown LA [Bb] in a sort of derelict parking lot.
The girls arrive in this car and they get trapped [N] and smoked out
and it's that kind of [Cm] feeling of being [Gb] cornered really.
It [F] ends with [Gb] Moona and embracing and [N] being accepting of each other.
What I got from the girls about the song is that it's about a safe space
whether it's in their [B] imagination or in [F] reality.
Trust and hold you, what happens [Eb] is I know
I know a place we can run, [Bb] yeah, wherever you are
Hey [Cm] now, we're done.
That's a [B] wrap.
We just finished the video.
We're going to eat burritos now.
Burritos!
Hope you guys love it.
We love you.
Thanks for watching.
Alright, love [N] y'all.
Bye.
I knew when you told me you don't want to [Bb] go home tonight
And you tried to just fuck it up when I asked [Ab] why
Somebody hurt you, somebody [Bb] hurt you
But you're here by my side
And I [Eb] knew, cause in the cold wind I was the one [Bb] in your seat
This song is really special to us.
We wrote this song [Ab] more than a year ago [Abm] now
for the queer community.
[Bb]
It's meant to be a celebratory [Ab] song.
We wrote the song to try to [Eb] imagine a space where people can feel safe to express [Bb] themselves
[Eb] regardless of their different identities.
[Bb] It's hard to [Eb] love with a heart that's hurting
[Bb] If you want to go out dancing
I [Eb] don't hate you
I [Eb] don't hate to be [Bb] lonely
Wherever you are, you're [Cm] a lady that's been hurt
Lady down that way born
Just [F] give me trust and I'll watch over half of this [Eb] I know
My name is Gina [F] Corral Alietti and I'm on the set of [G] Moona's I Know Place video.
I am the stylist [C] for this shoot.
Each of these girls have a unique shape that [Bb] is not conventional [Bbm] pop star necessarily
and they [Gb] all wear clothes in their own way, which is exciting
because you don't always get people that feel so comfortable in their skin.
So I feel like I just get to have the best job in the world today.
[Eb]
You carry an old [Bb] weight of your past
I just love the bruises, yellow, dark [Eb] blue, black
Baby bruises, only body trying to keep you [Bb] intact
So [Eb] right now, you should go get your own country [Bb] wine
I think you should have fun with [F] the rest
My name is [Db] Tabitha and I [Gb] just directed a video for Moona
and we're in [C] downtown LA [Bb] in a sort of derelict parking lot.
The girls arrive in this car and they get trapped [N] and smoked out
and it's that kind of [Cm] feeling of being [Gb] cornered really.
It [F] ends with [Gb] Moona and embracing and [N] being accepting of each other.
What I got from the girls about the song is that it's about a safe space
whether it's in their [B] imagination or in [F] reality.
Trust and hold you, what happens [Eb] is I know
I know a place we can run, [Bb] yeah, wherever you are
Hey [Cm] now, we're done.
That's a [B] wrap.
We just finished the video.
We're going to eat burritos now.
Burritos!
Hope you guys love it.
We love you.
Thanks for watching.
Alright, love [N] y'all.
Bye.
Key:
Bb
Eb
F
Gb
Ab
Bb
Eb
F
_ We _ are a band called Moona.
I knew _ when you told me you don't want to [Bb] go home tonight
_ And you tried to just fuck it up when I asked [Ab] why
_ Somebody hurt you, somebody [Bb] hurt you
But you're here by my side
_ And I [Eb] knew, cause in the cold wind I was the one [Bb] in your seat
This song is really special to us.
We wrote this song [Ab] more than a year ago [Abm] now _
_ _ for the queer community.
[Bb] _
It's meant to be a celebratory [Ab] song.
We wrote the song to try to [Eb] imagine a space where people can feel safe to express [Bb] themselves
[Eb] regardless of their different identities.
[Bb] It's hard to [Eb] love with a heart that's hurting
[Bb] If you want to go out dancing
I [Eb] don't hate you
I [Eb] don't hate to be [Bb] lonely _ _
Wherever you are, you're [Cm] a lady that's been hurt
Lady down that way born
Just [F] give me trust and I'll watch over half of this [Eb] I know
My name is Gina [F] Corral Alietti and I'm on the set of [G] Moona's I Know Place video.
I am the stylist [C] for this shoot.
Each of these girls have a unique shape that [Bb] is not conventional [Bbm] pop star necessarily
and they [Gb] all wear clothes in their own way, which is exciting
because you don't always get people that feel so comfortable in their skin.
So I feel like I just get to have the best job in the world today.
[Eb] _
You carry an old [Bb] weight of your past
I just love the bruises, yellow, dark [Eb] blue, black
Baby bruises, only body trying to keep you [Bb] intact
So [Eb] right _ now, you should go get your own country [Bb] wine _
I think you should have fun with [F] the rest
_ My name is [Db] Tabitha and I [Gb] just directed a video for Moona
and we're in [C] downtown LA [Bb] in a sort of derelict parking lot.
The girls arrive in this car and they get trapped [N] and smoked out
and it's that kind of [Cm] feeling of _ being [Gb] _ cornered really.
It [F] ends with [Gb] Moona and _ _ embracing and _ [N] being accepting of each other.
What I got from the girls about the song is that it's about a safe space
whether it's in their [B] imagination _ or in [F] reality.
Trust and hold you, what happens [Eb] is I know _
I know a place we can run, [Bb] yeah, _ wherever you are
Hey [Cm] now, we're done.
That's a [B] wrap.
We just finished the video.
We're going to eat burritos now.
Burritos!
Hope you guys love it.
We love you.
Thanks for watching.
Alright, love [N] y'all.
Bye. _ _ _ _ _ _
I knew _ when you told me you don't want to [Bb] go home tonight
_ And you tried to just fuck it up when I asked [Ab] why
_ Somebody hurt you, somebody [Bb] hurt you
But you're here by my side
_ And I [Eb] knew, cause in the cold wind I was the one [Bb] in your seat
This song is really special to us.
We wrote this song [Ab] more than a year ago [Abm] now _
_ _ for the queer community.
[Bb] _
It's meant to be a celebratory [Ab] song.
We wrote the song to try to [Eb] imagine a space where people can feel safe to express [Bb] themselves
[Eb] regardless of their different identities.
[Bb] It's hard to [Eb] love with a heart that's hurting
[Bb] If you want to go out dancing
I [Eb] don't hate you
I [Eb] don't hate to be [Bb] lonely _ _
Wherever you are, you're [Cm] a lady that's been hurt
Lady down that way born
Just [F] give me trust and I'll watch over half of this [Eb] I know
My name is Gina [F] Corral Alietti and I'm on the set of [G] Moona's I Know Place video.
I am the stylist [C] for this shoot.
Each of these girls have a unique shape that [Bb] is not conventional [Bbm] pop star necessarily
and they [Gb] all wear clothes in their own way, which is exciting
because you don't always get people that feel so comfortable in their skin.
So I feel like I just get to have the best job in the world today.
[Eb] _
You carry an old [Bb] weight of your past
I just love the bruises, yellow, dark [Eb] blue, black
Baby bruises, only body trying to keep you [Bb] intact
So [Eb] right _ now, you should go get your own country [Bb] wine _
I think you should have fun with [F] the rest
_ My name is [Db] Tabitha and I [Gb] just directed a video for Moona
and we're in [C] downtown LA [Bb] in a sort of derelict parking lot.
The girls arrive in this car and they get trapped [N] and smoked out
and it's that kind of [Cm] feeling of _ being [Gb] _ cornered really.
It [F] ends with [Gb] Moona and _ _ embracing and _ [N] being accepting of each other.
What I got from the girls about the song is that it's about a safe space
whether it's in their [B] imagination _ or in [F] reality.
Trust and hold you, what happens [Eb] is I know _
I know a place we can run, [Bb] yeah, _ wherever you are
Hey [Cm] now, we're done.
That's a [B] wrap.
We just finished the video.
We're going to eat burritos now.
Burritos!
Hope you guys love it.
We love you.
Thanks for watching.
Alright, love [N] y'all.
Bye. _ _ _ _ _ _