Kunci Ukulele twenty one pilots – Neon gravestones Versi 1

^BmWhat's my problem? Well, I want you to follow me down ^F#mto the bottom, underneath the insane asylum ^AKeep your wits about you while you got 'em 'Cause your wits are ^Efirst to go while you're problem-solving And my prob^Glem? We glorify those, even ^Gmore, when they ^BmMy opinion, our culture can treat a loss Like ^F#mit's a win and right before we turn on them We ^Agive them the highest of praise, and hang their banner ^Efrom a ceiling Communicating, further en^Ggraving An earlier grave is an optional ^Gway, no

^BmNeon gravestones try to ^F#mcall (Neon gravestones try to call) ^ANeon gravestones try to ^Ecall for my bones (Neon gravestones try to call) ^GCall (For my bones) ^GCall, call, ^Bmcall ^{F#m A}Call ^{E G}Call ^G

^BmWhat's my problem? Don't get it twisted It's with the ^F#mpeople we praise who may have assisted I could ^Ause the streams and extra conversations I could ^Egive up, and boost up my reputation I could ^Ggo out with a bang, they would know my name ^GThey would host and post a celebration ^BmMy opinion will not be lenient ^F#mMy opinion, it's real convenient Our ^Awords are loud, but now I'm talking action We don't ^Eget enough love? Well, they get a fraction They say, "^GHow could he go if he's got everything?" I'll ^Gmourn for a kid, but won't cry for a king

^BmNeon gravestones try to ^F#mcall (Neon gravestones try to call) ^ANeon gravestones try to ^Ecall for my bones (Neon gravestones try to call) ^GCall (For my bones) G (A) Call, call, call

^APromise me this If I ^Bmlose to myself You ^Em6/Gwon't mourn a day And you'll ^Dmove onto someone else ^APromise me this If I ^Bmlose to myself You ^Em6/Gwon't mourn a day And you'll ^Dmove onto someone else

^{A Bm} (^Em6/GCall) ^{D A Bm} (^Em6/GCall) ^D

^ANeon gravestones try to ^Bmcall (Neon gravestones try to call) ^Em6/GNeon gravestones try to ^Dcall for my bones ^ANeon gravestones try to ^Bmcall (Neon gravestones try to call) ^Em6/GNeon gravestones try to ^Dcall for my bones

But they ^Awon't get them No, they ^Bmwon't get them They ^Em6/Gwon't get them But they ^Dwon't get them

^ADon't get me wrong, the rise in awareness Is ^Bmbeating a stigma that no longer scares us But for ^Em6/Gsake of discussion, in spirit of fairness Could we ^Dgive this some room for a new point of view? And, ^Acould it be true that some could be tempted To ^Bmuse this mistake as a form of aggression? A ^Em6/Gform of succession? A form of a weapon? Thinking "^DI'll teach them", well, I'm refusing the lesson It ^Awon't resonate in our minds I'm ^Bmnot disrespecting what was left behind Just ^Em6/Gpleading that "it" does not get glorified Maybe we ^Dswap out what it is that we hold so high ^AFind your grandparents or someone of age ^BmPay some respects for the path that they paved To ^Em6/Glife, they were dedicated Now, ^Dthat should be celebrated