Intro: G D Gbm (x2) Bm D Gbm (x2) Verse 1: G It's getting cold D Thought it was too soon to A tell but it was terribly old A Gb and as the heartbeat Bm Em D Gb slows to a heartless crawl G The lights went out The lights D A went out and darkness filled the A Gb Bm house on tiring night Em D Gb Edim under a Long Is land sky Chorus 1: Bm Em I thought I'd known the consequence but sweetness can you believe A this? This mess we've made of it D Gb This mess we've made of it Bm In years to come it might Em make sense but sweetness did you believe this? A Just what's become of it? D Gb Bm What's become of it? Verse 2: G If you hear this and D you think you're ready A A Gb Bm then meet me in Montauk where Em D Gb we'll write out in the sand G D Here lies the destiny of 2 A A Gb Bm hurt souls afraid to be cured a gain Em D Gb That could be our e pitaph Chorus 2: Bm Em I thought I'd known the consequence but sweetness can you believe A this? This mess we've made of it D Gb This mess we've made of it Bm In years to come it might Em make sense but sweetness did you believe this? A Just what's become of it? D Gb What's become of it? Bridge: Bm A C Gb Solo: Bm A G Gb (x2) Gb Chorus 3: Bm Em I thought I'd known the consequence but sweetness can you believe A this? This mess we've made of it D Gb This mess we've made of it Bm In years to come it might Em make sense but sweetness did you believe this? A what's become of it? D Gb Gb What's become of it? I know Chorus 4: Bm Em I thought I'd known the consequence but sweetness can you believe A this? This mess we've made of it D Gb This mess we've made of it Bm In years to come it might Em make sense but sweetness did you forsee this? A Just what's become of it? D Gb Bm What's become This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
Montauk chords by Bayside
Suggested strumdriving 4/4
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d
&
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2
d
&
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3
d
&
u
4
d
&
u
Prefer something simpler: down-up eighths d u d u
How to play Montauk on ukulele
A solid first pick for Montauk on ukulele is the driving 4/4: d – d – d u d u. You are playing it in D major. The fretting hand earns its keep in this one: I have the chords at the proficient level. Drive steady eighths and dig into the choruses for punk momentum.
9 ukulele chords used in "Montauk" by Bayside: A, Bm, C, D, Em, Edim, Gb, Gbm and G
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