Twenty One Pilots - Neon gravestones
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Tuning: E A D G B E
Put capo on the 2nd fret and transpose the tab down 2 semitones for open chords.
Chords used:
No capo Capo on 2nd fret
Bm : x24432 Am : x02210
F#m : 244222 Em : 022000
A6 : x02222 G6 : 320000
Eadd2: 022102 Dsus2: 200320
Gmaj7: 320002 Fmaj7: x33210
A : x02220 G : 320003
Em6/G: 342000 Dm6/F: 100201
D : 200232 C : x32010
[Intro]
Bm F#m A6 Eadd2 Gmaj7 Gmaj7 (x2)
[Verse 1]
BmWhat's my problem?
Well, I want you to follow me down F#mto the bottom, underneath the insane asylum
A6Keep your wits about you while you got 'em
'Cause your wits are Eadd2first to go while you're problem-solving
And my probGmaj7lem?
We glorify those, even Gmaj7more, when they
BmMy opinion, our culture can treat a loss
Like F#mit's a win and right before we turn on them
We A6give them the highest of praise, and hang their banner Eadd2from a ceiling
Communicating, further enGmaj7graving
An earlier grave is an optional Gmaj7way, no
[Chorus]
BmNeon gravestones try to F#mcall (Neon gravestones try to call)
A6Neon gravestones try to Eadd2call for my bones (Neon gravestones try to call)
Gmaj7Call (For my bones)
Gmaj7Call, call, Bmcall F#m
A6Call Eadd2
Gmaj7Call Gmaj7
[Verse 2]
BmWhat's my problem? Don't get it twisted
It's with the F#mpeople we praise who may have assisted
I could A6use the streams and extra conversations
I could Eadd2give up, and boost up my reputation
I could Gmaj7go out with a bang, they would know my name
Gmaj7They would host and post a celebration
BmMy opinion will not be lenient
F#mMy opinion, it's real convenient
Our A6words are loud, but now I'm talking action
We don't Eadd2get enough love? Well, they get a fraction
They say, "Gmaj7How could he go if he's got everything?"
I'll Gmaj7mourn for a kid, but won't cry for a king
[Chorus]
BmNeon gravestones try to F#mcall (Neon gravestones try to call)
A6Neon gravestones try to Eadd2call for my bones (Neon gravestones try to call)
Gmaj7Call (For my bones)
Gmaj7Call, call, call
[Bridge]
APromise me this
If I Bmlose to myself
You Em6/Gwon't mourn a day
And you'll Dmove onto someone else
APromise me this
If I Bmlose to myself
You Em6/Gwon't mourn a day
And you'll Dmove onto someone else
[Interlude]
A Bm (Em6/GCall) D
A Bm (Em6/GCall) D
[Chorus]
ANeon gravestones try to Bmcall (Neon gravestones try to call)
Em6/GNeon gravestones try to Dcall for my bones
ANeon gravestones try to Bmcall (Neon gravestones try to call)
Em6/GNeon gravestones try to Dcall for my bones
[Bridge]
But they Awon't get them
No, they Bmwon't get them
They Em6/Gwon't get them
But they Dwon't get them
[Verse 3]
ADon't get me wrong, the rise in awareness
Is Bmbeating a stigma that no longer scares us
But for Em6/Gsake of discussion, in spirit of fairness
Could we Dgive this some room for a new point of view?
And, Acould it be true that some could be tempted
To Bmuse this mistake as a form of aggression?
A Em6/Gform of succession? A form of a weapon?
Thinking "DI'll teach them", well, I'm refusing the lesson
It Awon't resonate in our minds
I'm Bmnot disrespecting what was left behind
Just Em6/Gpleading that "it" does not get glorified
Maybe we Dswap out what it is that we hold so high
AFind your grandparents or someone of age
BmPay some respects for the path that they paved
To Em6/Glife, they were dedicated
Now, Dthat should be celebrated