• Song:

    Televators

  • Artist:

    Mars Volta

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                                                      just as he...
D                              G
hit, the ground, they lowered a tow, that, stuck in his neck to the 
D                  G
gills, fragments of sobriquets, riddle me 
D                     G
this, three half eaten corneas, who hit the area, stalk the 
D                G
ground, stalk the ground. you should have
Em                              G
seen, the curse that flew right by you, page of con-
Em                      G                      Em         G
-crete, sting walks crutch us hobbled sway, auto-da-fe,a capulary hint of red,
Em        Em      D          D4        
only this manupod crescent in shape has es-
D/ / / /           Em/ / / /
-caped             
D/ / / /         Em/ / / /
                 the house half a-
D                    G
-way, fell empty with teeth that, split both his lips mark these
D                        G
words, one day this chalk outline will circle this city, was he
D
robbed of the asphalt, that cushioned his face, a
G
room coloured charlatan, hid in a safe, stalk the
D                G
ground, stalk the ground. you should have
Em                              G
seen, the curse that flew right by you, page of con-
Em                      G                        Em         G
-crete, sting walks crutch is hobbled sway, auto-da-fe,a capulary hint of red,
Em        Em      D          D4        
only this manupod crescent in shape has es-
D/ / / /       Em/ / / / 
-caped 
 D                 G                 Em              G
Pull the pins, save your grace, mark these words on his grave (x4)
G               Em                              G
You should have seen, the curse that flew right by you, page of con-
Em                      G                      Em               G
-crete, sting walks crutch is hobbled sway, auto-da-fe, a capulary hint of red,
Em       Em             D      D4           D                              
everyone knows the last toes are always the coldest to go
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