Biografía:
London-born songwriter Ned Younger first assembled some of the first Monument Valley songs whilst living abroad in Spain. Having spent his whole life writing songs, Ned returned to his hometown with a determination to work his endless pages of lyrics detailing everything from found market photographs to the weeks he spent in a Madrid hospital recovering from a collapsed lung (No Air) into a fully fledged musical project, titled Monument Valley.
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Artist - Monument Valley
Song - Scattered Hearts
From the Flowerpot sessions album
There is some nice hammering, using the middle finger on the D string, while
playing the C chord at the end of some of the lines.
Pick this in a folky style if you can. Lovely tune.
Capo on 4th fret to play in key with the song
Chords:
EADGBe
Am x02210
C 332010
Dm x00231
Em 022000
Fmaj7 x03210
Fadd9 x03213
G 320003
G7 320001
Intro: Dm
Verse one:
C
Rumour has it that you're going blind.
Fmaj7 Fadd9
The doorstep vigilantes crucified your name like they did mine,
C
With the bruises that they left behind.
Em F C
I can navigate my body I can see my whole lifeline.
Verse 2:
C
They broke your bones in the name of fun,
Fmaj7 Fadd9
Talking jaded like you forgot you're twenty-one,
C
And features set, in the evening sun.
Em F C
In the face of days that are slowly dying one by one.
Chorus:
F Am
They said they saw the scattered parts of your once together heart,
G Am
Fall to the floor purple and red,
F Am
On the bonnets of cars, the floors of upmarket bars,
G C
Among the newlyweds, the newlyweds and the nearly-deads.
Verse 3:
C
Then we should pool together all we've saved,
Fmaj7 Fadd9
And spend it on a distant house,
C
Then we can leave behind our parent's names,
Em F C
Tainted by the bad blood, your mother did her best to give away
Chorus:
F Am
They said they saw the scattered parts of your once together heart,
G Am
Fall to the floor purple and red,
F Am
On the bonnets of cars, the floors of upmarket bars,
G G7 C
Among the newlyweds, the newlyweds and the nearly-deads.
Song - Scattered Hearts
From the Flowerpot sessions album
There is some nice hammering, using the middle finger on the D string, while
playing the C chord at the end of some of the lines.
Pick this in a folky style if you can. Lovely tune.
Capo on 4th fret to play in key with the song
Chords:
EADGBe
Am x02210
C 332010
Dm x00231
Em 022000
Fmaj7 x03210
Fadd9 x03213
G 320003
G7 320001
Intro: Dm
Verse one:
C
Rumour has it that you're going blind.
Fmaj7 Fadd9
The doorstep vigilantes crucified your name like they did mine,
C
With the bruises that they left behind.
Em F C
I can navigate my body I can see my whole lifeline.
Verse 2:
C
They broke your bones in the name of fun,
Fmaj7 Fadd9
Talking jaded like you forgot you're twenty-one,
C
And features set, in the evening sun.
Em F C
In the face of days that are slowly dying one by one.
Chorus:
F Am
They said they saw the scattered parts of your once together heart,
G Am
Fall to the floor purple and red,
F Am
On the bonnets of cars, the floors of upmarket bars,
G C
Among the newlyweds, the newlyweds and the nearly-deads.
Verse 3:
C
Then we should pool together all we've saved,
Fmaj7 Fadd9
And spend it on a distant house,
C
Then we can leave behind our parent's names,
Em F C
Tainted by the bad blood, your mother did her best to give away
Chorus:
F Am
They said they saw the scattered parts of your once together heart,
G Am
Fall to the floor purple and red,
F Am
On the bonnets of cars, the floors of upmarket bars,
G G7 C
Among the newlyweds, the newlyweds and the nearly-deads.
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