INTRO
F#m C#7 F#m B7 F#m E Dmaj7
VERSE
F#m C#7 F#m
East is where the western heart resides
B7 F#m
The sunlights of the desert
E Dmaj7
Become a deafening child
F#m
Parched in the sun
C#7 F#m
A group of ...-...-...
B7 F#m
A journey from and far to
E Dmaj7
A dawning of a new
BREAK
E F#
Ahaaahaa... x2
E B D
A(aaa)drift and he will come into the morning
E7 F#m
God of distant white
F#7
And the teeming lips
Bm
Astral shapes are found
Esus4 E
Breaking into frag--ments
Amaj7
Astral shapes
Gb5
Breaking in fragments while
F#7
Breaking into the night
I have absolutely no idea what is sung here. It sounds like 'lemmington', but I don't know what that would be...
You can just play a G here, but since Bagshaw sings a diminished fifth here (Db) I guess it would sound nice if you play this in your chord, like this:
E| | |4|
B| |3| |
G| | | |
D| | | |
A| |1| |
E| | |2|
which you can easily dissolve into a normal G by releasing your third finger.
play the end with this awesome spooky riff:
e|--2-----
B|-------2
G|------3-
D|----02--
A|---4----
E|2-------