Lisztomania Uke tab by phoenix

12 Chords used in the song: Dm7, Am, Fsus2, Gsus4, C, Dm, G, F, A, G6, C5, Cm

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3.25
(Beginner)
Key: CChords
[Verse 1]

Dm7 chordDm7
So sentimental
Am chordAm
Not sentimental, no
Fsus2 chordFsus2 Am chordAm
Romantic, not disgusting yet
Gsus4 chordGsus4 Fsus2 chordFsus2 C chordC
Darling I'm
Fsus2 chordFsus2 Dm chordDm
Down and lonely when with the fortunate only
G chordG
I've been looking for something else
Am chordAm Gsus4 chordGsus4 Fsus2 chordFsus2 C chordC
Do let, do let, do let, jugulate, do let, do



Dm chordDm
Let’s go slowly, discouraged,
Am chordAm
Distant from other interests
Fsus2 chordFsus2 Am chordAm
On your favorite weekend ending
Gsus4 chordGsus4 Fsus2 chordFsus2 C chordC
This love's for
Fsus2 chordFsus2
Gentlemen only

Dm chordDm
That's with the fortunate only
G chordG
No, I gotta be someone else
Am chordAm Gsus4 chordGsus4 Fsus2 chordFsus2 C chordC F chordF
These days, it comes, it comes, it comes, it comes, it comes and goes





[Chorus]

Dm chordDm
A chordA Lisztomania
G6 chordG6
Think less but see it grow
F chordF
Like a riot, like a riot, oh
Dm chordDm
Not easily offended
G6 chordG6
Not hard to let it go
F chordF
From a mess to the masses



Dm chordDm
A chordA Lisztomania
G6 chordG6
Think less but see it grow
F chordF
Like a riot, like a riot, oh
Dm chordDm
Not easily offended
G6 chordG6
Not hard to let it go
(F chordF)
From a mess to the masses



[Verse 2]

Dm chordDm
Follow, misguide, stand still
Am chordAm
Disgust, discourage
Fsus2 chordFsus2 Am chordAm
On this precious weekend ending
Gsus4 chordGsus4 Fsus2 chordFsus2 C chordC
This love's for
Fsus2 chordFsus2
Gentlemen only
Dm chordDm
Wealthiest gentlemen only
G chordG
Now that you're lonely
Am chordAm Gsus4 chordGsus4 Am chordAm
Do let, do let, do let jugulate, do let, do



Gsus4 chordGsus4 Dm chordDm
Let's go slowly, discouraged,
Am chordAm
We'll burn the pictures instead
Fsus2 chordFsus2 Am chordAm Gsus4 chordGsus4 Fsus2 chordFsus2 C chordC
When it's all over we can barely dis-cuss for
Fsus2 chordFsus2
For one minute only
Dm chordDm
Not with the fortunate only
G chordG
Thought it could have been something else
Am chordAm Gsus4 chordGsus4 Fsus2 chordFsus2 C chordC F chordF
These days, it comes, it comes, it comes, it comes, it comes and goes





[Chorus]

Dm chordDm
A chordA Lisztomania
G6 chordG6
Think less but see it grow
F chordF
Like a riot, like a riot, oh
Dm chordDm
Not easily offended
G6 chordG6
Not hard to let it go
F chordF
From a mess to the masses



Dm chordDm
A chordA Lisztomania
G6 chordG6
Think less but see it grow
F chordF
Like a riot, like a riot, oh
Dm chordDm
Not easily offended
G6 chordG6
Not hard to let it go
(F chordF)
From a mess to the masses



[Bridge]

C5 chordC5
Cm chordCm F chordF
Mmmmh, this is showtime, this is showtime, this is showtime
Cm chordCm F chordF
Ohhhh, this is showtime, this is showtime, this is showtime



Cm chordCm F chordF
Time - time to show it off, time to show it off, it's time to show it off
Cm chordCm F chordF
Time - time to show it off, time to show it off, it's time to show it off




[Chorus]

Dm chordDm
Lisztomania
G6 chordG6
Think less but see it grow
Fsus2 chordFsus2
Like a riot, like a riot, oh
Dm chordDm Am chordAm
Disgust, disgust, disgust, disgust, discouraged!

Uke tab by , 08 Nov 2020

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About this song: Lisztomania

This song was written in reference to the craze generated by Franz Liszt, a 19th century Hungarian composer known for being ahead of his time.Phoenix singer Thomas Mars told the Washington DC free newspaper Express (Source Lisztomania Songfacts): "We liked the idea that it's just a mash-up, that our songs bring in influences from everywhere. I think that Franz Liszt was one of them; there were other things, visuals. And maybe it was the fact that we grew up in Versailles and we were surrounded by historical things. Read more on Last.fm.

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