The Apothecary
Enter The HaggisVersion1
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Chords in this song
Strum
D-DU-UDU
Bb2
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Under the curtains the exit sign glows
Go now and no one will know
If you try later it may be too late
Don't read the lines and get
Lost in the light on the stage
Two lovers standing hand in hand
Powerless to choose
The I's are dotted, stars are crossed
Alone against the muse
It may look enticing but don't walk that line
That's what they want you to try
If you go chasing her spark in the night
Don't call my name when they're
Laughing and you're in the fire
Isn't there anything that we can do
For a friend? (aren't you listening?)
Choking on pride, unable to think
With his head (can't you hear us?)
We see the big picture, we know the way
This will end (oh well I guess)
That sometimes we have to let go
And there's but one way for water to flow
So just sit back and enjoy the show
The ashes have settled, pawns have been played
What was your part in the game?
The house now is silent but what was your lot?
Did you rise up with
The curtain or fall for the plot?
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Readable chord sheet for The Apothecary by Enter The Haggis
[C] [Cadd9] [A] [Asus4] [Asus7] [D2] [D2] [C] [D2] [B] [D2] [Bb] [Bb2]
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B ---1-----3-----2-----3-----3-----3-----3-----3-----3-----1---|
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A ---3-----3-----0-----0-----0-----0-----3-----2-----1-----1---|
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[Cadd9]Under the c[D2]urtains the [Cadd9]exit sign g[D2]lows
[Cadd9]Go now and [D2]no one will [Asus7]know
[Cadd9]If you try l[D2]ater it [Cadd9]may be too l[D2]ate
D[D2]on't read the [D2]lin[C]es and get
[D2]Los[B]t in the [D2]lig[Bb]ht on the s[Asus4]tage
Two l[Bb2]overs st[Am7]anding h[Cadd9]and in h[D2]and
P[Bb2]owerl[Am7]ess to ch[D2]oose
The [Bb2]I's are [Am7]dotted, [Cadd9]stars are cr[D2]ossed
A[Bb2]lone[Am7] against the m[D2]use
It [Cadd9]may look ent[D2]icing but [Cadd9]don't walk that l[D2]ine
[Cadd9]That's what they w[D2]ant you to t[Asus7]ry
[Cadd9]If you go ch[D2]asing her [Cadd9]spark in the n[D2]ight
D[D2]on't call my [D2]nam[C]e when they're
L[D2]aug[B]hing and [D2]you[Bb]'re in the [Asus4]fire
[C]Isn't there anything that we can do
For [D2]a friend? (aren't you listening?)
Ch[C]oking on pride, unable to think
With[D2] his head (can't you hear us?)
W[C]e see the big picture, we know the way
Thi[D2]s will end (oh well I guess)
That s[D2]ometimes we [Cadd9]have to let [D2]go
And there's but [D2]one way for [Cadd9]water to f[D2]low
So just s[D2]it back and [Cadd9]enjoy the s[D2]how
The [Cadd9]ashes have s[D2]ettled, [Cadd9]pawns have been pl[D2]ayed
[Cadd9]What was your p[D2]art in the [Asus7]game?
The [Cadd9]house now is s[D2]ilent but [Cadd9]what was your l[D2]ot?
D[D2]id you rise [D2]up [C]with
The [D2]cur[B]tain or [D2]fal[Bb]l for the p[Asus4]lot? [A]