Setting Suns
John Mark McmillanVersion1
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Chords in this song
Strum
D-DU-UDU
{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}At the end of the chorus, "Is how good you are to me", it sounds like there's aLyrics:[chords same as first part:This body is a holeMy flesh one shallow graveI am six feet below myselfAnd at my bestI still deserve to dieBut I'll be glorifiedIn this ridiculous messSo I will float onEvery word you saidWhen the water of my ghostsThey rise above my headAnd I will stand up on your backIn the middle of this seaWhen collectors of my debtsThey come to sink there teethAnd its all I can think about nowIs how good you are to me
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Arrangement source for Setting Suns by John Mark Mcmillan
{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}
All you do is play [G] [D] [Em] throughout.
At the end of the chorus, "Is how good you are to me", it sounds like there's a
different chord. Maybe [Am7]. But you can just play the Em and go back to G and it sounds fine.
Lyrics:
[G]When everything's said and [D]done
Your [Em]all I really have
In the [G]midst of these setting [D]suns
The [Em]city lights at best
Are [G]portraits of my [D]friends
But [Em]they don't make amends
For this ridiculous [G]mess[D] [Em]
[G]So I will [D]float on
[Em]Every word you said
When the [G]water of my [D]ghosts
They [Em]rise above my head
And I will [G]stand up on your [D]back
In the [Em]middle of this sea
When col[G]lectors of my [D]debts
They [Em]come to sink their teeth
And its [G]all I can [D]think about [Em]now
Is how good you are to me[G] [D] [Em]
[chords same as first part:
This body is a hole
My flesh one shallow grave
I am six feet below myself
And at my best
I still deserve to die
But I'll be glorified
In this ridiculous mess
So I will float on
Every word you said
When the water of my ghosts
They rise above my head
And I will stand up on your back
In the middle of this sea
When collectors of my debts
They come to sink there teeth
And its all I can think about now
Is how good you are to meThe chord source is shown as supplied because its ChordPro syntax could not be parsed.