The Suffering Chords by Coheed And Cambria
Tempo:
78.6 bpm
Chords used:
F#
E
B
G#
G#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[B] [F#m] [D#m]
[G#] [F#] [E]
[B] [D#m] Yes, there were the light to see, even in this old-fashioned [G#] way.
Home, they [D#m] got me, [E] I'm a coming home.
[D#m] Things have changed, but I could not [D#] stay.
To have life beneath the way.
[G#] Dressed in [F#] the blues, gaining wings, my [E] collar rose.
[B] [F#] Decisions fit [D#m] so make me crave.
Black and hay, I'm coming there so [G#] sick.
That was [F#] the day that I knew [E] where you stand.
[G#m] At your door [C#] till the evening light.
If it [E] was up to me, I would [G#m] have figured you out.
[F#] Oh, my [B] dear father, [E] I hope you're waiting.
I hope you're waiting.
[A] [B]
Listen well, will you marry [F#] me?
No, I'll leave you [G#] suffering.
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be a [F#] bad girl, but you're not [B] coming in.
Listen well, will you marry [F#] me?
No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#]
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be [F#] a bad girl, but I'm [C#] not coming in.
If it [E] was up to me, I [G#] would have never walked out.
[F#] So [B] until the sun burns [E] out, I hope you're [D#] waiting.
[F#] We have lived [G#] as a child [D#] would care.
Yet this vial [F#] to drink [G#] I dare.
Only [D#m] to cry alone, [E] your taste I know.
[B] Should [D#] we try this again, [D#m] we'll all die.
Or is it more steep up [G#] the coast?
And [F#] should I die all alone, yes, [E] I know I [F#] would.
[G#m] But it ain't burning out, I'm still alive.
[F#] [C#m] If it [B] was up to me, [E] I [G#m] would have figured you out.
Oh, my [F#] [B] dear father, [E] I hope you're waiting.
I hope you're waiting.
[B] Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll leave you [G#] suffering.
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be [F#] a bad girl, but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry [F#] me?
No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#] The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be [F#] a bad girl, but I'm [C#] not coming in.
[E] If it was up to me, I [G#] would have figured you out.
Oh, my dear father, [F#]
[B] I [E] hope you're waiting.
[C#m] If [E] it was up to me, I [G#m] would have never walked out.
So [F#] until [B] the sun comes [E] out, I hope you're waiting.
[B]
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll leave you [G#] suffering.
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be a bad girl, [F#] but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#]
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may [F#] be a bad girl, but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] [B] No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#m]
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may [F#] be a bad girl, but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll [B] leave you suffering.
[G#m]
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be a bad [F#] girl, but I'm not coming in.
And you're not coming in.
[B]
[G#] [F#] [E]
[B] [D#m] Yes, there were the light to see, even in this old-fashioned [G#] way.
Home, they [D#m] got me, [E] I'm a coming home.
[D#m] Things have changed, but I could not [D#] stay.
To have life beneath the way.
[G#] Dressed in [F#] the blues, gaining wings, my [E] collar rose.
[B] [F#] Decisions fit [D#m] so make me crave.
Black and hay, I'm coming there so [G#] sick.
That was [F#] the day that I knew [E] where you stand.
[G#m] At your door [C#] till the evening light.
If it [E] was up to me, I would [G#m] have figured you out.
[F#] Oh, my [B] dear father, [E] I hope you're waiting.
I hope you're waiting.
[A] [B]
Listen well, will you marry [F#] me?
No, I'll leave you [G#] suffering.
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be a [F#] bad girl, but you're not [B] coming in.
Listen well, will you marry [F#] me?
No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#]
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be [F#] a bad girl, but I'm [C#] not coming in.
If it [E] was up to me, I [G#] would have never walked out.
[F#] So [B] until the sun burns [E] out, I hope you're [D#] waiting.
[F#] We have lived [G#] as a child [D#] would care.
Yet this vial [F#] to drink [G#] I dare.
Only [D#m] to cry alone, [E] your taste I know.
[B] Should [D#] we try this again, [D#m] we'll all die.
Or is it more steep up [G#] the coast?
And [F#] should I die all alone, yes, [E] I know I [F#] would.
[G#m] But it ain't burning out, I'm still alive.
[F#] [C#m] If it [B] was up to me, [E] I [G#m] would have figured you out.
Oh, my [F#] [B] dear father, [E] I hope you're waiting.
I hope you're waiting.
[B] Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll leave you [G#] suffering.
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be [F#] a bad girl, but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry [F#] me?
No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#] The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be [F#] a bad girl, but I'm [C#] not coming in.
[E] If it was up to me, I [G#] would have figured you out.
Oh, my dear father, [F#]
[B] I [E] hope you're waiting.
[C#m] If [E] it was up to me, I [G#m] would have never walked out.
So [F#] until [B] the sun comes [E] out, I hope you're waiting.
[B]
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll leave you [G#] suffering.
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be a bad girl, [F#] but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#]
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may [F#] be a bad girl, but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] [B] No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#m]
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may [F#] be a bad girl, but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll [B] leave you suffering.
[G#m]
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be a bad [F#] girl, but I'm not coming in.
And you're not coming in.
[B]
Key:
F#
E
B
G#
G#m
F#
E
B
[B] _ _ [F#m] _ [D#m] _ _ _ _ _
[G#] _ _ [F#] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
[B] [D#m] Yes, there were the light to see, even in this old-fashioned [G#] way.
Home, they [D#m] got me, [E] I'm a coming home. _ _ _
[D#m] Things have changed, but I could not [D#] stay.
To have life beneath the way.
[G#] Dressed in [F#] the blues, gaining wings, my [E] collar rose. _ _
[B] _ [F#] Decisions fit [D#m] so make me crave.
Black and hay, I'm coming there so [G#] sick.
That was [F#] the day that I knew [E] where you stand.
[G#m] At your door [C#] till the evening light.
If it [E] was up to me, I would [G#m] have figured you out.
[F#] Oh, my [B] dear father, [E] I hope you're waiting.
I hope you're waiting.
[A] _ [B] _
Listen well, will you marry [F#] me?
No, I'll leave you [G#] suffering.
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be a [F#] bad girl, but you're not [B] coming in.
Listen well, will you marry [F#] me?
No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#] _
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be [F#] a bad girl, but I'm [C#] not coming in.
If it [E] was up to me, I [G#] would have never walked out.
[F#] So [B] until the sun burns [E] out, I hope you're [D#] waiting.
[F#] We have lived [G#] as a child [D#] would care.
Yet this vial [F#] to drink [G#] I dare.
Only [D#m] to cry alone, [E] your taste I know.
[B] _ _ Should [D#] we try this again, [D#m] we'll all die.
Or is it more steep up [G#] the coast?
And [F#] should I die all alone, yes, [E] I know I [F#] would.
[G#m] But it ain't burning out, I'm still alive.
[F#] [C#m] If it [B] was up to me, [E] I [G#m] would have figured you out.
Oh, my [F#] [B] dear father, [E] I hope you're waiting. _
I hope you're waiting.
_ [B] _ Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll leave you [G#] suffering.
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be [F#] a bad girl, but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry [F#] me?
No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#] The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be [F#] a bad girl, but I'm [C#] not coming in.
[E] If it was up to me, I [G#] would have figured you out.
Oh, my dear father, [F#] _
[B] I [E] hope you're waiting.
[C#m] _ If [E] it was up to me, I [G#m] would have never walked out.
So [F#] until [B] the sun comes [E] out, I hope you're waiting.
_ _ [B]
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll leave you [G#] suffering.
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be a bad girl, [F#] but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#] _
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may [F#] be a bad girl, but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] [B] No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#m]
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may [F#] be a bad girl, but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll [B] leave you suffering.
_ [G#m]
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be a bad [F#] girl, but I'm not coming in.
And you're not coming in.
[B] _ _ _ _
[G#] _ _ [F#] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
[B] [D#m] Yes, there were the light to see, even in this old-fashioned [G#] way.
Home, they [D#m] got me, [E] I'm a coming home. _ _ _
[D#m] Things have changed, but I could not [D#] stay.
To have life beneath the way.
[G#] Dressed in [F#] the blues, gaining wings, my [E] collar rose. _ _
[B] _ [F#] Decisions fit [D#m] so make me crave.
Black and hay, I'm coming there so [G#] sick.
That was [F#] the day that I knew [E] where you stand.
[G#m] At your door [C#] till the evening light.
If it [E] was up to me, I would [G#m] have figured you out.
[F#] Oh, my [B] dear father, [E] I hope you're waiting.
I hope you're waiting.
[A] _ [B] _
Listen well, will you marry [F#] me?
No, I'll leave you [G#] suffering.
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be a [F#] bad girl, but you're not [B] coming in.
Listen well, will you marry [F#] me?
No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#] _
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be [F#] a bad girl, but I'm [C#] not coming in.
If it [E] was up to me, I [G#] would have never walked out.
[F#] So [B] until the sun burns [E] out, I hope you're [D#] waiting.
[F#] We have lived [G#] as a child [D#] would care.
Yet this vial [F#] to drink [G#] I dare.
Only [D#m] to cry alone, [E] your taste I know.
[B] _ _ Should [D#] we try this again, [D#m] we'll all die.
Or is it more steep up [G#] the coast?
And [F#] should I die all alone, yes, [E] I know I [F#] would.
[G#m] But it ain't burning out, I'm still alive.
[F#] [C#m] If it [B] was up to me, [E] I [G#m] would have figured you out.
Oh, my [F#] [B] dear father, [E] I hope you're waiting. _
I hope you're waiting.
_ [B] _ Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll leave you [G#] suffering.
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be [F#] a bad girl, but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry [F#] me?
No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#] The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be [F#] a bad girl, but I'm [C#] not coming in.
[E] If it was up to me, I [G#] would have figured you out.
Oh, my dear father, [F#] _
[B] I [E] hope you're waiting.
[C#m] _ If [E] it was up to me, I [G#m] would have never walked out.
So [F#] until [B] the sun comes [E] out, I hope you're waiting.
_ _ [B]
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll leave you [G#] suffering.
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be a bad girl, [F#] but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#] _
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may [F#] be a bad girl, but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] [B] No, I'll leave you suffering.
[G#m]
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may [F#] be a bad girl, but I'm [B] not coming in.
Listen well, will you marry me?
[F#] No, I'll [B] leave you suffering.
_ [G#m]
The most gracious [E] of hosts, I may be a bad [F#] girl, but I'm not coming in.
And you're not coming in.
[B] _ _ _ _