Burning The City
Bark PsychosisVersion1
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Chords in this song
Strum
D-DU-UDU
D9
e|----3----3----3------0----0----0-----------------------------------|
B|----1----1----1------1----1----1-----------------------------------|
G|----2----2----2------2----2----2-----------------------------------|
D|----3----2----0------3----2----0-----------------------------------|
A|---------------------3----0----------------------------------------|
E|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
The opening chord is D7sus4, then the strumming starts with Am7 and then goes into this
descending pattern:
The last chord you play before the singing comes in should be D7sus4, then the song
follows this similar descending pattern:
If played correctly, the chord you fade out on should be Am
Then at about 3:25 start strumming Fmaj7 and continue until 3:47 where you go back to
the descending pattern above, except that you hold the D9 for 2 measures instead of one.
Hope that makes sense.
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Readable chord sheet for Burning The City by Bark Psychosis
[Fadd9] [Am7] [D7sus4] [Fmaj7] [Am] [D9] e|----3----3----3------0----0----0-----------------------------------| B|----1----1----1------1----1----1-----------------------------------| G|----2----2----2------2----2----2-----------------------------------| D|----3----2----0------3----2----0-----------------------------------| A|---------------------3----0----------------------------------------| E|-------------------------------------------------------------------| The opening chord is D7sus4, then the strumming starts with Am7 and then goes into this descending pattern: [Fadd9] [Am7] [D7sus4] The last chord you play before the singing comes in should be D7sus4, then the song follows this similar descending pattern: [Fmaj7] [Am] [D9] If played correctly, the chord you fade out on should be Am Then at about 3:25 start strumming Fmaj7 and continue until 3:47 where you go back to the descending pattern above, except that you hold the D9 for 2 measures instead of one. Hope that makes sense.