Intro: Am E Am E Am Nettles on my saddle and a badge on my vest, better bet I’ll never settle and I never could rest (nc) Till the sunrise dies and sets in the west, a rattlesnake bite and a bullet in my chest Dm Am I won’t stop to drop to draw a line in the sand, ‘cause I’ll be picked apart to pieces by coyotes Dm E I’m a lizard in the hand of the medicine man who is the wizard of the land on wild peyote. Woah Chorus: Am E Aye aye, I eye my eyes, I’m taking action Am E Aye aye, I eye my eyes, I’m gaining traction Am E Aye aye, I eye my eyes, no more distractions F E Am I’m done relaxing. I am a chemical reaction Am Bienvenidos a la villa de arañas españas, where the sentimental value of the city around you is deleted obsolete and still completely will stun you (nc) I’m tripping like a klutz and I’m rolling like thunder Dm Am I’m a snot nosed pothead playing with matches, a rotten spot of mold with my hands on a cactus Dm E My mouth is dry and my eyes are red, I’m chewing on sand ‘cause the desert’s in my head Chorus: Am E Aye aye, I eye my eyes, I’m taking action Am E Aye aye, I eye my eyes, I’m gaining traction Am E Aye aye, I eye my eyes, no more distractions F E Am I’m done relaxing. I am a chemical reaction Solo: E Am E Am E Am E F E G C E F Fm Wretch and pule this panoramic, stretched out view is fat with panic C E Precognition lacks in hindsight, F Fm G we caught the illness back before the twilight C E F Fm I might be a saint worth steeples, I might be the brain of evil C E F Fm C Bad things happen to good people, good things happen to me 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.
7 ukulele chords used in "Chemical Overreaction / Compound Fracture" by Will Wood: Am, C, Dm, E, F, Fm and G
e7 can replace e :] also I just use a dduudu strum and it works fine
I found that if you change the chorus from Am-E/Am-E/Am-E/F-E-Am to Am-Dm-E/Am-Dm-E/Am-Dm-E/F-E-Am it sounds alot better