Good Day to Die - Sunhouse Nb although I've marked in some sus4s the final Es of most lines should be played partly as Esus4, and likewise the final As and F#ms where relevant. A C#m E Esus4 E x2 A CEm You lit a lung bleeder, A E#m Blew out your nose, A C#m E You looked across the park and into the city, A E#m To Calvary Road. A E#m Well you look naked, A E#m You rose up to rise, A C#m E Who would have thought you were the poet of some junky congregation? DE A Down on the flip side. D E F#m Alone in the darkness you were warm, D E F#m Alone in the womb then you were born, D E F#m Child prodigy, obsessed with death, D Esus4 Esus4 Now mutter this underneath your breath: D E F#m Come and take me on high D E F#m For today is a good day to die D E F#m Come and take me on high, D Esus4 E For today is a good day to die. A C#m E Esus4 E x2 A E#m You were connected, A E#m To the users from the fall, A C#m E Your father died of cancer fifteen years ago, A C#m E At the time, you didn't care at all. A E#m Because your catchphrase, A E#m Rise up and rise, A C#m E Who would have thought you were the poet of some junky congregation? DE A Down on the flip side. D E F#m Alone in the darkness you were warm, D E F#m Alone in the womb then you were born, D E F#m Child prodigy, obsessed with death, D Esus4 Esus4 Now mutter this underneath your breath: D E F#m Lord, come and take me on high D E F#m For today is a good day to die D E F#m Come and take me on high, D E F#m For today is a good day to die. D Esus4 E For today is a good day to die. A C#m E Esus4 E x2 D A F#m x2 DEEAs4 Tabbed by Will.