Karma Consequential(Keyboard chords)

	        
Intro:  
A        G#m     E        F#m  
A        G#m     E        E  

Verse 
A        G#m     E        F#m         
She will pass by a noose tied with loose ends. 
A        G#m    E   E 
I will follow her. 
A        G#m     E        F#m    
She buried a burden and called it a miracle. 
A            G#m        E       E 
Ain't it something how they grow? 





G#m           F#m      E   F#m           G#m 
Fold up your story and stow it in a safe place. 
F#m    G#m    F#m    E   F#m   G#m   F#m    E                            
Unfold in a decade or when you feel ready. 
G#m          F#m    E   F#m          G#m 
A title will follow; 'Karma Consequential.' 
F#m    G#m    F#m    E   F#m   G#m   F#m    E     
Equipped with conclusion to eat up your soul. 


Verse 

A          G#m           E        F#m    
She watches the sun fall into its destiny. 
A               G#m          E   E 
Out of her hand, sunshine flees. 
A           G#m              E             F#m  
Now living in darkness, she runs with the skeletons. 
A               G#m            E     E 
That ain't what it was in ninety-one. 





G#m           F#m      E   F#m           G#m 
Fold up your story and stow it in a safe place. 
F#m    G#m    F#m    E   F#m   G#m   F#m    E                            
Unfold in a decade or when you feel ready. 
G#m          F#m    E   F#m          G#m 
A title will follow; 'Karma Consequential.' 
F#m    G#m    F#m    E   F#m   G#m   F#m    E     
Equipped with conclusion to eat up your soul. 



G#m           F#m      E   F#m           G#m 
In some odd years you will rest in a field, 
F#m    G#m    F#m    E   F#m   G#m   F#m    E    
while remorse in the heat smells of ripening grapes. 
G#m           F#m      E   F#m           G#m 
I will come visit you when the poppies are blooming, 
F#m    G#m    F#m    E   F#m   G#m   F#m    E    
and carry a bloodline on back to the root. 


G#m B G#m  
   

We don't take time from misery, for anyone. 

Don't it feel time, to let it be humanly?
	        

Written by Seahaven/Kyle Soto