Death Cab for Cutie – Brothers On A Hotel Bed (Guitar)

Capo 3
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[Intro] Fmaj7 Am C Fmaj7 Fmaj7 Am C Fmaj7 Fmaj7 Am C Fmaj7 Fmaj7 Am C Fmaj7 G Ab Am G Fmaj7 Am C Fmaj7 Fmaj7 Am C Fmaj7 [Verse 1]
Fmaj7              Am
You may tire of me,

          C            Fmaj7
As our December sun is setting,
Because I'm not who I used to be...
Fmaj7                      Am
No longer easy on the eyes

                   C               Fmaj7
But these wrinkles masterfully disguise,

                    G
The youthful boy below...

Fmaj7                           Am
  Who turned your way and saw

             C               Fmaj7
Something he was not looking for:
Both a beginning and an end...
Fmaj7                     Am
  But now he lives inside

           C             Fmaj7
Someone he does not recognize,

                              G              Fmaj7
When he catches his reflection on accident
Fmaj7 Am C Fmaj7 [Verse 2]
Fmaj7                        Am
  On the back of a motor bike

                   C                       Fmaj7
With your arms outstretched trying to take flight
Leaving everything behind
Fmaj7                             Am
  But even at our swiftest speed

            C                     Fmaj7
We couldn't break from the concrete

                           G
In the city where we still reside...

Fmaj7                Am
  And I have learned

           C                 Fmaj7
That even landlocked lovers yearn 
For the sea like navy men...
Fmaj7                        Am
  Cause now we say goodnight

         C            Fmaj7
From our own separate sides,

                         G      C
Like brothers on a hotel bed...

Fmaj7                           C
   Like brothers on a hotel bed....

Fmaj7                           C
   Like brothers on a hotel bed...

Fmaj7                           C   G
   Like brothers on a hotel bed...
Fmaj7 Am C Fmaj7 Fmaj7 Am C Fmaj7 [Outro]
Fmaj7               Am
 You may tire of me,

          C             Fmaj7
As our December sun is setting,
Cause I'm not who I used to be