A Downside To The Upstairs Chords
A Downside To The Upstairs by The Lucksmiths is a more advanced guitar song played in the key of C. It uses the chords C, Dm, Fmaj7, G, F, Am, Bb and Gm. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.
C Dm
It was a fine idea in autumn
Fmaj7 C
On the palest afternoons
C Dm Fmaj7 C
Parallelograms of sunshine fell across the room
C Dm
I woke up and it was winter
Fmaj7 C
With the rain across the roofs
C Dm Fmaj7
And the weather turned me into a bit of a recluse
C
If I needed an excuse
Dm Fmaj7 C
That mistake was mine to make, I know
G F
Even so
C G Am Bb
Seasons come and seasons go
C Dm Fmaj7 C x2
C Dm
I threw open both the windows
Fmaj7 C
With the coming of the spring
C Dm Fmaj7 C
There were weeks I didn?t want for anything
C Dm
I guess I should have seen it coming
Fmaj7 C
But summer caught me unawares
C Dm Fmaj7 C
I found out there was a downside to the upstairs
Dm Fmaj7 C
That mistake was mine to make, I know
G F
Even so
C G Am Bb
Seasons come and seasons go
Gm Bb F
Oh! the humidity
Gm Bb F
Oh! the stupidity
Gm Bb F
Oh! the humidity
Gm Bb F
Oh! the stupidity
Gm Bb F repeat to end
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