The Making Of Out Of The Game - Bitter Tears Chords
Tempo:
127.9 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
Bm
B
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Run it.
[G#] One, two, three, [Bm] four.
Bitter Tears was a chance for [D] Mark to flex some of his dance [Em]
muscle.
[B] [D]
[F#m] That song I did [D] write about, God, [C#] 15 years [C] ago.
[Bm] Choking on my bitter [D] tears, my bitter tears, only thing I don't [Em] fear is you.
[B] Don't want you to see my [D] tears, my bitter [Bm] [F#m] tears, only thing I fear is my [D] tears.
[C#] [C] [Bm] Heaven's how it's gonna [D] rain, is this the same?
[A] Heaven's with a [Em] blackened sky.
The funny thing [B] about that song is that the chorus [D] is,
and in discussing [F#m] with the morning, [D] it's gonna be okay,
but everybody thinks it's I'm disgusting in the morning, which also works.
[A] But in discussing with the morning, it's gonna be [D] okay.
But in discussing with the [A] morning, it's gonna be just fine.
[D] If someone picked this up the other day, [C#] it's like a [C] Bach [Bm] piece.
Da da da da da [D] da da da da da [A] da, sort of cube-like [Em] quality.
[B] Don't want you to take me [D] home where I belong, [A] rocking on my [D] tears.
It's definitely influenced by [C] Bach's music.
[Bm] So there's a bit [D] of counterpuntal [A] [E] brooding that's [Em] going on.
[B] [D] [E] [A]
[D]
[A]
[D]
[A] [D]
[G#] One, two, three, [Bm] four.
Bitter Tears was a chance for [D] Mark to flex some of his dance [Em]
muscle.
[B] [D]
[F#m] That song I did [D] write about, God, [C#] 15 years [C] ago.
[Bm] Choking on my bitter [D] tears, my bitter tears, only thing I don't [Em] fear is you.
[B] Don't want you to see my [D] tears, my bitter [Bm] [F#m] tears, only thing I fear is my [D] tears.
[C#] [C] [Bm] Heaven's how it's gonna [D] rain, is this the same?
[A] Heaven's with a [Em] blackened sky.
The funny thing [B] about that song is that the chorus [D] is,
and in discussing [F#m] with the morning, [D] it's gonna be okay,
but everybody thinks it's I'm disgusting in the morning, which also works.
[A] But in discussing with the morning, it's gonna be [D] okay.
But in discussing with the [A] morning, it's gonna be just fine.
[D] If someone picked this up the other day, [C#] it's like a [C] Bach [Bm] piece.
Da da da da da [D] da da da da da [A] da, sort of cube-like [Em] quality.
[B] Don't want you to take me [D] home where I belong, [A] rocking on my [D] tears.
It's definitely influenced by [C] Bach's music.
[Bm] So there's a bit [D] of counterpuntal [A] [E] brooding that's [Em] going on.
[B] [D] [E] [A]
[D]
[A]
[D]
[A] [D]
Key:
D
A
Bm
B
Em
D
A
Bm
Run it.
_ [G#] _ _ _ One, two, three, [Bm] four.
_ Bitter Tears was a chance for [D] Mark to flex some of his dance [Em]
muscle.
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ [F#m] That song I did [D] write about, God, [C#] 15 years [C] ago.
[Bm] Choking on my bitter [D] tears, my bitter tears, only thing I don't [Em] fear is you.
_ _ [B] Don't want you to see my [D] tears, my bitter [Bm] _ [F#m] tears, only thing I fear is my [D] tears.
[C#] _ [C] _ [Bm] Heaven's how it's gonna [D] rain, is this the same?
[A] Heaven's with a [Em] blackened sky.
The funny thing [B] about that song is that the chorus [D] is,
and in discussing [F#m] with the morning, [D] it's gonna be okay,
but everybody thinks it's I'm disgusting in the morning, which also works.
[A] But in discussing with the morning, it's gonna be _ _ [D] okay. _ _ _ _
But in discussing with the [A] morning, it's gonna be just _ _ _ fine.
_ _ [D] If someone picked this up the other day, [C#] it's like a [C] Bach [Bm] piece.
Da da da da da [D] da da da da da [A] da, sort of cube-like [Em] quality. _
_ _ [B] Don't want you to take me [D] home where I belong, [A] rocking on my [D] tears.
It's definitely influenced by [C] Bach's music.
[Bm] So there's a bit _ [D] of _ _ counterpuntal [A] _ [E] brooding that's [Em] going on.
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ [E] _ [A] _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ [G#] _ _ _ One, two, three, [Bm] four.
_ Bitter Tears was a chance for [D] Mark to flex some of his dance [Em]
muscle.
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ [F#m] That song I did [D] write about, God, [C#] 15 years [C] ago.
[Bm] Choking on my bitter [D] tears, my bitter tears, only thing I don't [Em] fear is you.
_ _ [B] Don't want you to see my [D] tears, my bitter [Bm] _ [F#m] tears, only thing I fear is my [D] tears.
[C#] _ [C] _ [Bm] Heaven's how it's gonna [D] rain, is this the same?
[A] Heaven's with a [Em] blackened sky.
The funny thing [B] about that song is that the chorus [D] is,
and in discussing [F#m] with the morning, [D] it's gonna be okay,
but everybody thinks it's I'm disgusting in the morning, which also works.
[A] But in discussing with the morning, it's gonna be _ _ [D] okay. _ _ _ _
But in discussing with the [A] morning, it's gonna be just _ _ _ fine.
_ _ [D] If someone picked this up the other day, [C#] it's like a [C] Bach [Bm] piece.
Da da da da da [D] da da da da da [A] da, sort of cube-like [Em] quality. _
_ _ [B] Don't want you to take me [D] home where I belong, [A] rocking on my [D] tears.
It's definitely influenced by [C] Bach's music.
[Bm] So there's a bit _ [D] of _ _ counterpuntal [A] _ [E] brooding that's [Em] going on.
_ _ [B] _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ [E] _ [A] _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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