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The strumming pattern is a little weird and changes so I’d watch the video where he does it if I were you. It’s kind of vibrato up until the final chorus basically. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llO5_s6PFYs Chords not listed here are played the standard way- Fm/A D5 Dm E7* D F D# x x x x x 0 0 x x x x x 9 7 2 2 6 13 11 9 7 4 0 0 0 0 x x x x 7 11 0 x x x x x x x x x
Fm/AAs I walked out one morning fair I found myself drawn thoughtlessly Back to the place we used to live And you still do, now without me
Around the back, away from the road Behind the bins, beneath your window I found the hulk, a rusting bulk Of a shattered old piano Someone had torn out some of the keys With cruel care, not thoughtlessly In such a way that one could only play Minor melodies [Chorus]
So I sD5at down in my sFm/Aadness, bFmeneath Asus2your wBm7indow E7 And I played sadD5 songs on the mFminor keys of a broken Asus2 pianoBm7 E7 A sD5inner amongst saved men, on the banks of the muddy Thames
AFm/As I have wandered through this city Like a child lost in the London fog From Highgate Hill, down to the river Then washed downstream past the Isle of Dogs
Had time enough to think upon The question of what kind of songs That you would choose to listen to Now that I am gone And as I float beneath that bridge Just down the road from where you live I've often thought I might have caught Your voice upon the wind (stop) But as I stroked those broken keys You did not join in harmony [Chorus]
So I sDsus2at down in my Fmsadness, beneath Asus2 your Bm7window E7 And I Dsus2played sad songs on the Fmminor keys of a bAsus2roken Bm7piano E7 Dsus2A sinner amongst saved men, on the banks of the muddy Thames
Dm E7* D Dm E7* D On the banks of the muddy Thames Dm E7* D Dm E7* D On the banks of the muddy Thames Dm E7* D (quickly descending) F D# Dm Fm/A