Ian Hunter - Michael Picasso, аккорды

Вступление Author's Note - Ian's tribute to Mick Ronson from "The Artful Dodger" 1996 - https://youtu.be/jufD86dBTTc - Dm/F is XX323X. F is XX321X. Em7/C is X33030 [Verse 1] N.C. C C/B Am7 F Once upon a time, not so long ago C C/B Am7 F People used to stand and stare C C/B Am7 F At the Spider with the platinum hair F They thought you were immortal C C/B Am7 F We had our ups and downs C C/B Am7 F Like brothers often do C C/B Am7 F But I was there for him C C/B Am7 F He was always there for me, and we were there for you [Instrumental] C C/B Am7 F [Pre-Chorus 1] C C/B F Dm/F F How can I put into words what my heart feels C C/B F Dm/F F It's the deepest thing when somebody you love dies C C/B F Dm/F F I just wanted to give something back to you gift to gift [Chorus] C C/B F Michael, Michael Picasso, good night [Verse 2] C C/B Am7 F C You used to love our house C/B Am7 F You said it was relaxing C C/B Am7 F C Now I walk in the places you walk C/B Am7 I talk in all the spaces you talk F It still hasn't sunk in [Instrumental] C C/B Am7 F [Pre-Chorus 2] C Are the words real C/B F Dm/F F That come into my head on a morning walk C C/B F Dm/F F Do the shadows play tricks with my mind C C/B F Dm/F F For it feels like nothing has changed, but I know it has [Chorus] C C/B F Michael, Michael Picasso, good night [Bridge] G C G C Heal me. Won't you heal me Bb F Bb C Nothing lasts forever. Set me free G C G C Heal me. Won't you heal me Bb F I'm the one who's left here Dm Em7/C Dm Em7/C Dm Em7/C Dm Em7/C Heal me. Heal me. Heal me [Verse 3] F C C/B Am7 You turned into a ghost F C C/B Am7 Surrounded by your pain F And the thing that I liked the least C C/B Am7 Was sitting 'round Hasker Street F Lying about the future [Instrumental] C C/B Am7 F [Pre-Chorus 3] C C/B F Dm/F F And we all sit in a room full of tears on a windy day C C/B F Dm/F F And I looked out, but none of these words seem right C C/B F Dm/F F I just wanted to give something back to you, gift to gift [Chorus] C C/B F Dm/F C Michael, Michael Picasso, good night, right on