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Darren Criss - The Muse chords
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The Muse by Darren Criss Intro: Gm Verse: Gm Cm Csus4 You're a diamond that I'm afraid to touch Gm Cm You're damn near flawless and I'm sure you'd cut Eb F on my eyes, my hands, my head, my heart F#dim Gm You tear this canvas skin apart F#dim D7 Gm F F#dim Gm Oh, what a waste of human art that'd be Gm Cm You're a dungeon, but you're made of glass Gm Cm Your prisoners have no idea they're trapped Eb F 'cause you look so beautiful inside F#dim Gm It makes us feel like we're alive F#dim D7 G but lord knows we'll never survive your walls Chorus: G Cm G But didn't you know that all along Cm G You didn't need to hear your song Cm and if you don't know that Eb Ebm F Gm then you might as well be dead Interlude: Gm F Gm [ Tab from: http://www.guitaretab.com/d/darren-criss/253972.html ] Verse: Gm Cm Csus4 Cm Medusa's child preserved her former looks Gm She kept her out of all the storybooks Eb F just to get back at all of the men F#dim Gm who have tried time and time again F#dim D7 Gm F F#dim Gm to claim the right of her demise and end Gm Cm A million years go by and you're still around Gm Cm You're knocking us off our feet; you're knocking us down Eb F but we still can't leave you alone F#dim Gm The way you move one would be prone F#dim D7 G to want to be turned into stone by you Chorus: G Cm G But didn't you know that all along Cm G You didn't need to hear your song Cm and if you don't know that Eb Ebm then you might as well be dead Bridge: Bb F Eb You make me feel so alive Dm Cm but its consequence: I want to be dead Bb F Eb Was it how you arrived? Dm Cm Eb I can't tell or was it in the way you left... Gm us.... here? Instrumental: Gm F Cm Eb Ebm Chorus: G Cm G But didn't you know that all along Cm G You didn't need to hear your song Cm and if you don't know that Eb Ebm then you might as well be, you might as well, oh G Cm G You didn't need to hear your song Cm G 'cause you just knew it all along Cm You didn't know that so Eb Ebm (Gm) you might as well, might as well be dead  |