Slow Life

Of Monsters and Men

Transposer:

Tabbed by : Dave Tran instagram : davetran email : [email protected] Tuning Standard No Capo verse 1 What are they talking about? On the weekend Lost in the forest of this heart There’s a forest in Why are they shaking their heads? We’re stuck in slow life Is it the beating of the chest That makes us feel the rest Break verse 2 We’re slowly sailing away Behind closed eyes Where not a single ray of light Can puncture through the night Chorus You called me in a tide And I called you Sheltered by the night Red in tooth and red in claw You saw me in your light And I saw you Sheltered by the night Red in tooth and red in claw verse 3 Between the daylight And the deep sea Lies a swarm of silhouettes Floating endlessly But I’m a mountain I am a killer You’ll get lost very deep If you swim with me Chorus You called me in a tide And I called you Sheltered by the night Red in tooth and red in claw You saw me in your light And I saw you Sheltered by the night Red in tooth and red in claw Break Dm> whoa-oh whoa-oh-oh whoa-oh whoa-oh-oh whoa-oh whoa-oh-oh whoa-oh whoa-oh-oh Bridge So look at you look at me All because we need to know So look at me look at you All because we’ll never know So look at you look at me All because we need to know So look at me look at you All because we’ll never know Outro till the end whoa-oh whoa-oh-oh whoa-oh whoa-oh-oh whoa-oh whoa-oh-oh whoa-oh whoa-oh-oh (ends with )

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G, Em, C, D/F#, Am, D

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F, Am, C, Dm, Fmaj7, G

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C, Fmaj7, Am, G, B, e, E, Em, D, Cmaj7, D6, F#, Bm, A, Dm, a, am, F

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Am, G, Dm, F, C, Em

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Bb, Gm, Dm, F, Eb

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This Happiness

A, Bm, F#m, E, D

La chanson évoque une exploration de la vie intérieure et des émotions humaines, représentées par un voyage à travers une forêt symbolique. Les paroles parlent de la lutte entre l’obscurité et la lumière, de la connexion entre deux personnes se réfugiant dans la nuit. Il y a une tension palpable entre la nature sauvage et les sentiments complexes, où l'on oscille entre la contemplation et la crainte face à ce qui se cache en profondeur. Elle aborde également la quête de sens et d'identité, avec toutes les interrogations qui en découlent, comme si le besoin de comprendre l'autre et soi-même était essentiel, même si parfois, il reste au-delà de notre portée. C'est une belle métaphore de la vie, de ses mystères et de ses douceurs, où l’on se sent parfois perdu et coincé dans un rythme plus lent.

Le Chansonnier