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Effigies | Am . . . | Am7 . . . | Fmaj7 . . . | G . . . | (x2)

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...Under the Milky Way tonight

[Full band kicks in with bass... verse chords change slightly]

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[Am] Lower the [Am4] curtain down in [Fmaj7] Memphis [Em]
[Am] Lower the [Am4] curtain down, alright [Fmaj7] [Em]
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[Am] I got no [Am4] time... for [Fmaj7] private consultation [Em]
[Am] Under the [Am4] Milky Way [Fmaj7] tonight [Em]

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[Am] And its [Am4] something quite peculiar [Fmaj7] [Em]
[Am] Something [Am4] shimmering and [Fmaj7] white [Em]
[Am] It leaves you [Am4] here... [Fmaj7] despite your destination [Em]
[Am] Under the [Am4] Milky Way [Fmaj7] tonight [Em]

[G] Wish I knew what you were [Fmaj7] looking for

[G] Might have known what you would [Fmaj7] find
[G] Wish I knew what you were [Fmaj7] looking for
[G] Might have known what you would [Fmaj7] find

| C . . . | G . . . | Am . . . | Am . . . | (x4)

[Am] And its [Am4] something quite peculiar [Fmaj7] [Em]

[Am] Something [Am4] shimmering and [Fmaj7] white [Em]
[Am] It leaves you [Am4] here... [Fmaj7] despite your destination [Em]
[Am] Under the [Am4] Milky Way [Fmaj7] tonight [Em]

[G] Wish I knew what you were [Fmaj7] looking for

[G] Might have known what you would [Fmaj7] find
[G] Wish I knew what you were [Fmaj7] looking for
[G] Might have known what you would [Fmaj7] find

[Am - Am4 - Fmaj7 - Em x2]

[Am] Under the [Am4] Milky Way [Fmaj7] tonight [Em]

[...play this final line 4x, end]

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Intro chords

Getting right to the point, here's 3 ways to play the intro chords. There are actually
multiple guitars heard on the album version: one without a capo (playing "option 2"
below), and the other capo 5th fret. I'm including "option 1", which has an Am7 chord,
because this Am7 captures the "sound" of the "Capo 5" Em7 chord. I prefer to play the
"option 1" variation for the intro, as it best captures the sound of the recorded
version's intro. Then, I used option 2 for the verses (sounds better when singing).

No capo (option 1): No capo (option 2): Capo 5: Thisnoteiswhats

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–––0––––3––––0––––3––– e ––0––––0–––––––0––––3––– e –––0––––0––––0–––(2)––
B
G
–––1––––1––––1––––0–––
–––2––––2––––2––––0–––
B
G
––1––––3–––––––1––––0–––
––2––––2–––––––2––––0–––
B
G 0
–––0––––3––––0––––3–––
–––0––––0––––0––––2–––
D –––2––––2––––3––––0––– D ––2––––2–––––––3––––0––– D –––2––––2––––2––––0–––
A –––0––––0–––(0)–––2––– A ––0––––0––––––(0)–––2––– A –––2––––2––––3––––––––
E ––––––––––––––––––3––– E ––––––––––––––––––––3––– E –––0––––0–––––––––––––
Am Am7 Fmaj7 G Am Amsus4 Fmaj7 G Em Em7 Cmaj7 D

Strumming the intro & first verse:

Am Am7 Fmaj7 G
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +
D D D U D U U D D U D U D D D U D U U D D U D U

Verse chords

The first verse uses the same chords as the intro. Once the second verse starts (and the
full band kicks in, specifically with the bass) -- there's a few changes. For one, the
final chord "G" becomes an "E-minor". Also, the second chord is played over an F# bass
note -- which is incredibly hard to pull off via solo guitar, but I wanted to include
here. Personally, I use the Amsus4 version ("option 1" above) when singing the verse, as
that chord goes well with the vocal melody.

Easy verse chords: Harder version, with descending bass notes:

e ––0––––––0––––––0––––0––– e ––0––––––0––––––0––––0–––
B ––1––––––3––––––1––––0––– B ––1––––––3––––––1––––0–––
G ––2––––––2––––––2––––0––– G ––2––––––2––––––2––––0––– Tormey
D ––2––––––2––––––3––––2––– D Leer Leer
––2––––––2––––––3––––2–––
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Am Amsus4 Fmaj7 Em
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Strumming for the verse

Am Amsus4 Fmaj7 Em
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +
D D D U D U U D D U D U D D D U D U U D D U D U

A simpler strumming pattern...

If you want something simpler to use while playing this song (intro, verse, etc)... just
use this more straightforward pattern. Keep all chord changes on the "1" count. This
avoids complicated rhythms & chord changes will make it much tougher to sing & play at
the same time.

1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +
D D D U D U
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Chord progression cheat sheet

Intro & verse:

| Am | Am7 | Fmaj7 | G |

Verse, after bass kicks in (2nd verse onward):

| Am | Am4 | Fmaj7 | Em |

Chorus:

| G | G | Fmaj7 | Fmaj7 |

Refrain:

| C | G | Am | Am |

Chorus and refrain

Chord shapes

Chorus: Refrain:

e –––3–––––0–––– –––0–––3–––0–––
B –––0–––––1–––– –––1–––0–––1–––
G –––0–––––2–––– –––0–––0–––2–––
D –––0–––––3–––– –––2–––0–––2–––
A –––2––––(0)––– –––3–––2–––0–––
E –––3–––––––––– –––––––3–––––––
G Fmaj7 C G Am

Chorus

Play this twice.

"Wish I knew what you were looking for..."

G Fmaj7
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +
D D D U D U U D D U D U D D D U D U U D D U D U

Refrain

Play this 4 times.

C G Am
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +
D D D U D U U D D U D U D D D U D U U D D U D U