Guitar chords of Innocent civilians by Radiohead. Play Innocent civilians in the style of Radiohead.

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Radiohead: Innocent civilians

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Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2001 13:32:21 -0400 From: "kep baker" Subject: r/radiohead/innocent_civilians.crd Radiohead- INNOCENT CIVILIANS transcribed by- Kep Baker mender_@hotmail.com I think this from a new release from them but I am notreally sure, but you can get it from napster if it is still up and running the album could possibly called Amnesiac. so on to the good stuff. it is the same four cords for all versuses and choruses I haven't figured out the whole lead solo in the middle but hear goes it. any adds or suggestions are welcome. intro: Gm# Cm# do this three times and the four time hold the Gm# for 2 measures then go to the verses verse: Cm# F# i'm wak... B Gm# to see ... Cm# F# Gm# I laugh and ask about what w... Prechorus: Cm# F# What am ... B Gm# Lets hear ... Cm# F# Gm# I've been miss understood un.... Chorus: Cm# F# Its out there------------ B Gm# The state ... Cm# F# Gm# It keeps ... Cm# F# Where is it ----------- B Gm# This fan? ... Cm# F# Gm# Its .... Then the second verse, prechorus, then chorus and after that the solo then the chorus then another solo and that is it. On the choruses the strum is brighter and a bit different rhythm. So you will have to listen to it. Enjoy let me know of any progression. Cheers!