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Song
Artist: They Might Be Giants
Song: See The Constellation
Album: Apollo 18
Intro: Play this twice
E--------------------------|-----------------------E B--------------------------|-----------------0-----B G-----0------0---0---0-----|----0------0---0---0---G D------0--3----2---0-------|-----0--3----2---------D A----------------------3p2-|-----------------------A E--3-----------------------|-3---------------------E
Verse 1:
F/G F/G F/G F/G
I lay my head. On the railroad track. Stare at the sky. All painted up.
D G
Your train is gone, won't be comin' back
Chorus:
D C G - C A
See the constellation, ride across the sky
G D C A G D C G
No cigar no lady on his arm, just a guy made of dots and lines
G D C G
Just a guy made of dots and lines
Verse 2:
Two years ago. Moved from my town. I was looking up. Past the city lights.
But the city lights got in my way
Chorus:
See the constellation, ride across the sky
No cigar no lady on his arm, just a guy made of dots and lines
Just a guy made of dots and lines
Just a guy made of dots and lines
Bridge:
E--------------------------|-----------------------E B--------------------------|-----------------0-----B G-----0------0---0---0-----|----0------0---0---0---G D------0--3----2---0-------|-----0--3----2---------D A----------------------3p2-|-----------------------A E--3-----------------------|-3---------------------E
Verse 3: ( No guitar )
I found my mind. on the ground bellow. I was looking down. It was looking back
I was in the sky all dressed in black.
Chorus:
See the constellation, ride across the sky
No cigar no lady on his arm, just a guy made of dots and lines
Just a guy made of dots and lines
Just a guy made of dots and lines
Just a guy made of dots and lines
( Intro Riff? )
Can you hear what I see in the sky?
Can you hear what I see in the sky?
Can you hear what I see in the sky?
( Intro Riff? )
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