Beulah - Dont Forget To Breathe Chords & Tabs

Beulah – Don’t Forget To Breathe      From the album ‘Yoko’


Listen to the song for rhythm (obviously)

Chords Used:  F#m   244222
              C#    x4666x
              D     x5777x
              A     577655
              E     x7999x
              B     799877
              C#m   x46654
              Cm    x35543
              Bm    x24432

Also occasionally there is a chord in brackets - these may be wrong and can be left out 
affecting the song, although if played are just a single strum as they are a linking 
to the next section.


Intro -   F#m    C#    D    A    E  (x2)


F#m		   C#
Your last words will not be heard,
D
there's too many of them that no one deserves
  A		   E	  (F?)
(Don't need your love)
F#m		  C#
And land mines hide in your lines,
D
there's too many maps and not enough signs
  A		   E
(Don't need your love)
[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/b/beulah/dont_forget_to_breathe_crd.html ]
    C#
So lie awake, so wide awake
D			  A	(G#?)
cause in my dreams I'm dying
    F#m		          D
You wait for light to kill the night
B
but is it worth me trying?

F#m		C#
A deep breath out on the steps
    D
it's only air you feel in your chest
   A		    E
(Don't need your love)
F#m	C#
Okay you staked your claim
     D
It's only blood you had in your veins
  A		    E
(Don't need your love)

     C#
So lie awake, wide awake
D			  A	(G#?)
cause in my dreams I'm dying
   F#m			   D
the sun will rise and the moon will die
B
but is it worth me trying?


A	C#m	       F#m
And it's so late and where will you stay?
     D			       C#m    Cm       Bm
It makes no difference because it's all        a         dream
       A		      G
and tomorrow I'll wake,
F#m
tomorrow I'll wake.
      B
It makes no difference.
     D
It makes no difference.


F#m      C#     D     A      E    (x2)


      C#
Lie awake, time will take
D		          A       (G#?)
all the dreams worth dying
  F#m			   D
Close your eyes and the moon will sigh
B
but is it worth me trying?


Chords arranged by Fred Grimbold