The Trapper and the Furrier by Regina Spektor Guitar Chords
p If you are looking for The Trapper and the Furrier guitar chords, you've come to the right place. You can play The Trapper and the Furrier by Regina Spektor using guitar or guitar. This song by Regina Spektor can also be played by that instruments. =/p p The Trapper and the Furrier guitar chords has rhythm and included in Remember Us to Life (2016) album. You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here. /p h3The Trapper and the Furrier by Regina Spektor Guitar Chords/h3 [Verse 1]brN.C.brThe trapper and the furrier went walking through paradisebrN.C.brAnd all the animals lay clawless and toothless before thembrN.C.brAnd all the mothers stepped away from their babiesbrN.C.brLeaving them open and easy to handlebrThe tr[G]apper and the furrier went walking through paradisebrThey t[G]ook some for now and they got some for laterbrAnd they m[G]arveled at the pelts, not a bullet hole in thembrAnd they f[G]illed up the cages with pets for their childrenbrbr[Chorus]brWhat a str[C]ange, strange w[Bbmaj7]orld we l[Gm]ive[Bb] in[Gm][Bb]brWhere the g[C]ood are damned and the w[Bbmaj7]icked forg[Gm]ive[Bb]n[Gm][Bb]brWhat a str[C]ange, strange w[Bbmaj7]orld we l[Gm]ive[Bb] in[Gm][Bb]brThose who d[C]on't have lose, those wh[Bbmaj7]o got get g[Gm]ivenbrMore, more, more, more[Gm][Bb][Gm][Bb][Gm][Bb][Gm][Bb]brbr[Verse 2]brThe [Gm]owner and the m[Bb]anager went w[Gm]alking thr[Bb]ough parad[Gm]ise[Bb]brAnd all the sh[Gm]elves were f[Bb]illed with aw[Gm]ards and achi[Bb]evements[Gm][Bb]brAnd on [Gm]every corner, a p[Bb]ower present[Gm]ation[Bb]brAnd on [Gm]every fl[Bb]oor, an [Gm]army of w[Bb]orkers[Gm][Bb]brThe [Gm]owner and the m[Bb]anager went w[Gm]alking thr[Bb]ough parad[Gm]ise[Bb]brAnd all their ch[Gm]arts show[Bb]ed so much pr[Gm]omise and p[Bb]rogress[Gm][Bb]brNo s[Gm]ick days, no sn[Bb]ow days, no u[Gm]nions, n[Bb]o taxes[Gm][Bb]brAnd they w[Gm]andered t[Bb]owards home, k[Gm]ings of th[Bb]eir c[Gm]astles[Bb]brbr[Chorus]brWhat a str[C]ange, strange w[Bbmaj7]orld we l[Gm]ive[Bb] in[Gm][Bb]brWhere the g[C]ood are damned and the w[Bbmaj7]icked forg[Gm]ive[Bb]n[Gm][Bb]brWhat a str[C]ange, strange w[Bbmaj7]orld we l[Gm]ive[Bb] in[Gm][Bb]brThose who d[C]on't have lose, those wh[Bbmaj7]o got get g[Gm]ivenbrMore, more, more, more[Gm][Bb][Gm][Bb][Gm][Bb][Gm][Bb]brbr[Verse 3]brThe l[Gm]awyer and the ph[Bb]armacist went w[Gm]alking thr[Bb]ough parad[Gm]ise[Bb]brAnd all the s[Gm]ick were ar[Bb]ound them with f[Gm]evers unbr[Bb]eaking[Gm][Bb]brCry[Gm]ing and bl[Bb]eeding and c[Gm]oughing and sh[Bb]aking[Gm][Bb]brAnd [Gm]arms outstr[Bb]etched, prescr[Gm]iption-coll[Bb]ecting[Gm][Bb]brThe l[Gm]awyer and the ph[Bb]armacist went w[Gm]alking thr[Bb]ough parad[Gm]ise[Bb]brPressed s[Gm]uits in a c[Bb]ourtroom, ar[Gm]oma of chlor[Bb]oform[Gm][Bb]brAnd they sm[Gm]iled at the j[Bb]udge, dispos[Gm]ition so s[Bb]unny[Gm][Bb]brCause they d[Gm]idn't have the c[Bb]ure but s[Gm]ure needed th[Bb]e money[Gm][Bb]brbr[Chorus]brWhat a str[C]ange, strange w[Bbmaj7]orld we l[Gm]ive[Bb] in[Gm][Bb]brWhere the g[C]ood are damned and the w[Bbmaj7]icked forg[Gm]ive[Bb]n[Gm][Bb]brWhat a str[C]ange, strange w[Bbmaj7]orld we l[Gm]ive[Bb] in[Gm][Bb]brThose who d[C]on't have lose, those wh[Bbmaj7]o got get g[Gm]ivenbrMore, more, more, more[Gm][Bb][Gm][Bb]brbr[Outro]brM[Gm]ore, m[Bb]ore, m[Gm]ore, m[Bb]ore[Gm][Bb][Gm][Bb]brM[Gm]ore, m[Bb]ore, m[Gm]ore, m[Bb]ore[Gm][Bb][Gm][Bb]brM[Gm]ore, m[Bb]ore, m[Gm]ore, m[Bb]ore[Gm][Bb][Gm][Bb]brM[Gm]ore, m[Bb]ore, m[Gm]ore, m[Bb]ore p If you want to learn Regina Spektor The Trapper and the Furrier guitar chords, The 5 chords we'll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments. Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart /p p The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play The Trapper and the Furrier. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. /p
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