Tuning: D G C F A D

In Twenty Years or So by Father John Misty From the album Pure Comedy DGCFAD (Standard tuning dropped a whole step) Not tabbing the strumming pattern, but it’s easy to figure out by listening. A Asus2 Cm Cm6 G7 G6 D|---5-7p5----3--5p3-1--0---| A|---5-5------4--4---3--3---| F|-5h6-6------5--x---0--0---| C|---7-7------5--5---0--0---| G|---0-0------3--3---x--x---| D|-------------------3--3---| The G7 and G6 can also be played like this (probably what Josh plays), but, without the piano, I like the sound of the way I have them tabbed above. G7 G6 D|-3--3---| A|-0--0---| F|-0--0---| C|-3--2---| G|-x--x---| D|-3--3---| [Verse]

^AWhat's there to lose ^Asus2 For a ^Cmghost in a cheap rental suit ^Cm6 ^G7Clinging to a rock that is ^G6hurtling through ^G7space? ^G6 ^AAnd what's to regret ^Asus2 For a spe^Cmck on a speck on a spec^Cm6k Made more ri^G7diculous the more ^G6serious he ^G7gets? ^G6

[Chorus]

Oh, it's ^Deasy to forget D Am D Am D G Em G Em

[Bridge]

^AOh, I read ^Bmsomewhere ^G/C#That in t^Gwenty years ^G/C#More ^Gor less ^G/C#This human ex^Dperiment will ^Amreach its violent ^Gend ^CBut I look at ^Gyou ^CAs our second drinks arr^Give ^CThe piano player's playing "^GThis Must Be the Place" And it's a ^Dmiracle to be a^Amlive One more ^Ctime ^G ^BmThere's nothing to fear ^Am ^G ^BmThere's nothing to fear ^Am ^G ^BmThere's nothing to fear ^Am ^G ^D

Father John Misty - In twenty years or so