• Song:

    Monday Morning

  • Artist:

    Death Cab For Cutie

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Tabbed by: Don Tago



Standard Tuning: Capo II

Intro: G5 - C5 - E5 - C5 - E5


Verse 1 chords:
G5
She maybe young be she only likes old things, and modern music and it ain't to her taste
C5                 E5         C5                 E5
She loves the natural light, captured in black and white
G5
She sees mirages of mountain ranges, within a blink of her eyes it changes
C5             E5        C5               E5
Back to the open plain, oh no she can't explain


Interlude: [ G5 - C5 - E5 - C5 - E5 ] 


Verse 2: use verse 1 chords
I cried how love keep your arms around me, I am a bird that's in need of grounding
I'm built to fly away I never learned how to stay


chorus 1 chords:
    C5                                                      G5
And night is gonna fall and the vultures will surround you
              C5                                                      G5
And when your looking in the mirror what you see is goin' astound you
     C5                                     A5
But all these lines and greys refine, they are the maps of our design
   C5                              G5
Of what began on a monday morning


Post-chorus 1 chords:
C5               G5               C5       G5
Monday morning, monday morning, Ohhhhh, ohhhhhh
C5               G5               C5       G5
Monday morning, monday morning, Ohhhhh, ohhhhhh


Chorus 2: use chorus 1 chords
And night is gonna fall and the vultures will surround you
And when your looking in the mirror what you see is goin' astound you
But all these lines and greys refine, they are the maps of our design
Of what began on a monday morning

Chorus 3: use chorus 1 chords
Oh yes the night is going to fall, and the vultures will surround you
And when your looking in the mirror, what you see is goin' astound you
And all the blow of you from inside the room
Is burning on inside of you, it all began on a monday morning 


Post-chorus 2 chords: use post-chorus 1 chords
Monday morning, monday morning, Ohhhhh, ohhhhhh
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