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Good Day To Die

Sun House
Version1
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
 x2
 You lit a lung  bleeder,
 Blew out your nose,
 You looked across  the park and into  the city,
 To Calvary Road.
 Well you look naked,
 You rose up to rise,
 Who would have thought  you were the poet  of some junky  congregation?
 Down on the flip  side.
 Alone  in the darkness  you were warm,
 Alone  in the womb  then you were born,
 Child  prodigy,  obsessed with death,
 Now mutter  this underneath your breath:
   Come and take  me on high
 For today  is a good  day to die
   Come and take  me on high,
 For today  is a good  day  to die.
 x2
 You were connected,
 To the users from the fall,
 Your father  died of cancer  fifteen years  ago,
 At the time,  you didn't  care at all.
 Because your catchphrase,
 Rise up and rise,
 Who would have thought  you were the poet  of some junky  congregation?
 Down on the flip  side.
 Alone  in the darkness  you were warm,
 Alone  in the womb  then you were born,
 Child  prodigy,  obsessed with death,
 Now mutter  this underneath your breath:
 Lord, come and take  me on high
 For today  is a good  day to die
   Come and take  me on high,
 For today  is a good  day to die.
 For today  is a good  day  to die.
 x2
 x2

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Readable chord sheet for Good Day To Die by Sun House

[A] [C#m] [E] [Esus4] [E] x2

You lit a l[A]ung bleeder[C#m],     [E]
Blew out your n[A]ose,   [C#m]         [E]
You looked acr[A]oss the park and [C#m]into the city[E],
To Calvary Ro[A]ad.     [C#m]           [E]

Well you look n[A]aked, [C#m]       [E]
You rose up to [A]rise, [C#m]       [E]
Who would have th[A]ought you were the [C#m]poet of some j[E]unky congregation?
[D]   [E]     Down on the fl[A]ip side.
Alo[D]ne in the d[E]arkness you were [F#m]warm,
Alo[D]ne in the w[E]omb then you were [F#m]born,
Chi[D]ld prodi[E]gy, obsessed with [F#m]death,
Now mut[D]ter this underneath your [Esus4]breath: [Esus4]         [E]             [E]
  [D]   Come and ta[E]ke me on h[F#m]igh
For tod[D]ay is a go[E]od day to [F#m]die
 [D]   Come and ta[E]ke me on h[F#m]igh,
For tod[D]ay is a [Esus4]good d[E]ay to die.

[A] [C#m] [E] [Esus4] [E] x2

You were conne[A]cted,[C#m]      [E]
To the users from the fa[A]ll, [C#m]       [E]
Your fa[A]ther died of [C#m]cancer fifteen ye[E]ars ago,
At the ti[A]me, you di[C#m]dn't care at al[E]l.

Because your cat[A]chphrase, [C#m]       [E]
Rise up and ri[A]se,  [C#m]        [E]
Who would have th[A]ought you were the [C#m]poet of some j[E]unky congregation?
[D]     [E]       Down on the fl[A]ip side.
Alo[D]ne in the d[E]arkness you were w[F#m]arm,
Alo[D]ne in the w[E]omb then you were [F#m]born,
Chi[D]ld prodi[E]gy, obsessed with d[F#m]eath,
Now mut[D]ter this underneath your [Esus4]breath: [Esus4]         [E]             [E]
[D]  Lord, come and t[E]ake me on h[F#m]igh
For tod[D]ay is a go[E]od day to d[F#m]ie
 [D]   Come and t[E]ake me on [F#m]high,
For tod[D]ay is a go[E]od day to [F#m]die.
For tod[D]ay is a [Esus4]good d[E]ay to die.

[A] [C#m] [E] [Esus4] [E] x2

[D] [A] [F#m] x2

[D] [Esus4] [E] [A]

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