READ THIS: This song is difficult to play, and I've tried my best to point out the little things (such as when sections change), but you will have to listen to the song to know where and when to switch chords, and how to play the song regarding force and such, as all those things were too hard for me to write out in a way that you would understand. This is made completely by ear, and is played on the piano but works just as well on any other instrument (e.g. guitar). I found that none of the other interpretations on this site did the original justice, so here's to this beautiful, beautiful song. If you would like me to take out any other song Patrick has made, I would be glad to. Message me, and I'll see what I can do! Key: Fm (G#) Artist: Patrick Wolf Song: Augustine ------------------------------------------- INTRO: Cm Fm Db Cm Fm Db Fm Eb Db Cm Fm Db VERSE 1:

^CmAs ^Fmthe^Db bell tower blocks the summer light ^CmAll^Fm th^Dbe seeds in our garden fight ^FmTo ^Ebbre^Dbak and blossom, all to be adored ^CmAnd^Fm lo^Dbok, your skirt is torn ^DbAnd there's blood on our sheets

^CmAs ^Fmcom^Dbes the long arm of the law ^CmFis^Fmt t^Dbight, banging on the door ^FmAnd^Eb kn^Dbocking me down (Slower, and stroke the last chord and then mute it just before entering the second half of the verse) ^CmOn ^Fmits^Db way in

^CmAs ^FmI p^Dbass out into a dream ^CmOf ^Fmwho^Dboping cranes and wooden beams ^FmGre^Ebat ^Dbwhite wings beating (Slower) ^CmIn ^Fman ^Dbattic, in a house, in the dead of night Singing

CHORUS 1:

^DbOh,^Eb my ^FmAug^Cmust^Dbine^Fm, A^Cmugu^Dbstine ^DbOh,^Eb is this ^FmFor^Cmeve^Dbr, ^Fmeve^Cmr? ^Db ^DbOh,^Eb oh my sweet ^FmAug^Cmust^Dbine^Fm, A^Cmugu^Dbstine ^DbWha^Ebt does this mean (This part goes into the verse) ^Cmfor^Fm us^Db? ^Cm ^Fm ^Db

VERSE 2:

^CmDoe^Fms i^Dbt mean that I can never change my ways? ^CmAnd^Fm th^Dbat's why, love, you shouldn't stay ^FmSti^Ebll ^Dbyou will and love me ^CmLik^Fme a^Db mother or a maid bringing you ^Cmdow^Fmn, ^Dbdown, down on your brazen knees ^CmWat^Fmeri^Dbng the worms and the weeds ^FmThi^Ebnki^Dbng, why does love leave me ^CmSo ^Fmdam^Dbn cold? Now I'm getting old ^DbAnd is this what it should be? Well, is it?

CHORUS 2:

^DbOh,^Eb my ^FmAug^Cmust^Dbine^Fm, A^Cmugu^Dbstine ^DbOh,^Eb is this ^FmFor^Cmeve^Dbr, ^Fmeve^Cmr? ^Db ^DbOh,^Eb oh my sweet ^FmAug^Cmust^Dbine^Fm, A^Cmugu^Dbstine (This part goes into the bridge) ^DbOr ^Ebdo we kill this one tonight?

BRIDGE: Ab Eb/G Ab Eb/G Db VERSE 3:

^CmAnd^Fm no^Dbw come the tears, heavy and hot ^CmAs ^Fmit ^Dbcomes clear, this is all we got ^FmAs ^EbI h^Dbold you to my bed like a ^CmCan^Fmcer^Db, or a curse, now be my ^DbLoving nurse, as we fall back ^DbInt^Ebo t^Fmhe impossible dream

Patrick Wolf - Augustine