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Fade Chords Written & Performed by Sleater-Kinney Tabbed by Lance Justice The guitar should be tuned down one half-step for this version. If you wish not to change tunings, you can simply transpose the song down one half-step (-1) and play in the key of C#m. C should be barred on the 3rd fret. All instances of C are used purely as transition chords and are only strummed once. The transition pattern in Verse 1 is one strum each of Bb C Dm for the 1st two lines. A is also transitional though it should be played as such: xx2220. The pattern there being identical to the one above, only substituting C for A. Dm* means to play the barred version of Dm on the 5th fret. Bb* means to barre Bb on the sixth fret. Bb/Eb: xx1331 [Intro:] Dm Bb End on Dm [Verse 1:]
DmWhen the last strip of Bblight is dimming C Dm When the spotlight starts to Bbfade C Dm If there's no toBbmorrow A Dm Bb Dm* Dm* You better live
[Chorus:]
DmAll of the roles that we Bbplayed Hit your mark, push the walls, stretch the Dmstage DmOh, what a price that we Bbpaid My dearest nBbightmare, my conscience, the Dmend Dm
[Bridge:] (Octave up, at least vocally if not on guitar)
DmUnbelievable Bbmasquerade Bb Dm Never revealing your Bbtruth Bb Dm Deeper inside that Bbmask you made Bb Dm Losing the face of Bbyou Bb
(Return to normal octave) Dm Bb X4 [Verse 2:]
DmTell me what do you Bbsee in the last script Dm Yeah it's a trip, what's it all Bbfor? Dm If we are truly danBbcing our swan song, darling Dm Shake it like never beBbfore
[Chorus:]
DmAll of the roles that we Bbplayed Hit your mark, push the walls, stretch the Dmstage DmOh, what a price that we Bbpaid Dm* Bb Dm Dm* My dearest nightmare, my conscience, the end
[Outro:] Dm* Bb* Oh what a price that we paid
My dearest nBb/Ebightmare, my Bbconscience, the Dmend