Mitski – Fireworks (Ukulele)

 G                F           A
One morning this sadness will fossilize

 G         A            F
And I will forget how to cry

 G                 F            Am
I’ll keep going to work and you won’t see

 A
a change, save perhaps a slight gray in my

 A7
eye

 G                F          A
I will go jogging routinely, calmly and

F           Dm  F
rhythmically run

G                      F                A
And when I find that a knifes sticking out

     Am                  D            A           C
of my side, I’ll pull it out without questioning why

 G                       F                A
And then one warm summer night I’ll hear fireworks

C                  Dm            F
outside, and I’ll listen to the memories as they

G*   D*   F   A
Cry, cry, cry

A          G          C            F
I will be married to silence, the gentleman

 A          Dm
won’t say a word

C                      G            F        A
But you know, oh, you know, in the quiet he holds

       A7        A               Em
runs a river, that’ll never find home

              G           F               A
And then one warm summer night I’ll hear fireworks

C                 Dm            F
outside, and I’ll listen to the memories as they

G*    D*   F
Cry, cry, cry

        D            G                C
Oh, one warm summer night, I’ll hear fireworks

Em
outside

         F              A
And I’ll listen to the memories as they

C*    G*   D
Cry, cry, cry

C*    G*   D
Cry, cry, cry

C*    G*   D   F  A C
Cry, cry, cry