One Last Symphony chords by Baywood

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D
C
Em
Asus4
A
B

Verse 1
G 
 (G major) Quiet and cold, he sits on his throne
D 
A man of the maple and  (D major) birch
G 
Clev (G major) er and old, just like long ago
D 
A young virtuoso at  (D major) work
C 
G 
D 
 (C major) The louder he plays  (G major) this  (D major) reframe
C 
G 
 (C major) The notes start to  (G major) fade,
D 
so he  (D major) writes them again
C 
 (C major) His pen slips the page
Em 
D 
 (E minor) and  (D major) goes out of key
C 
 (C major) When he can't hear the sound
G 
Asus4 
A 
C 
G 
 (G major) of  (Asus4) one      last  (A major) sym (C major) phony  (G major) 
As the years passed him by,
he had to rely
D 
On memories of melodies once  (D major) heard
G 
Raised  (G major) to the sky, his baton as he cried
C 
G 
D 
The final arrange (C major)  (G major) ment preserved  (D major) 
C 
G 
D 
C 
 (C major) The louder he plays  (G major) this  (D major) refrain,  (C major) 
G 
the notes start to  (G major) fade,
D 
so he writes  (D major) them again.
C 
 (C major) His pen slips the page
Em 
D 
C 
 (E minor) and  (D major) goes out a  (C major) key
When you can't hear the sound
G 
Asus4 
A 
C 
 (G major) of  (Asus4) one      last  (A major) sym (C major) phony
B 
Em 
A 
C 
 (B major)  (E minor)  (A major)  (C major) 
B 
Em 
Feeling vibration (B major) s on the  (E minor) floor
A 
Underneath his  (A major) toes
C 
B 
Em 
 (C major) This celebration,  (B major) once it's  (E minor) over
A 
D 
A 
Will never be dis (A major) posed  (D major)  (A major) 
C 
G 
D 
 (C major) The louder he plays  (G major) this  (D major) refrain
C 
G 
 (C major) The notes start to  (G major) fade
D 
C 
So he writes  (D major) them again  (C major) 
Em 
His pen slips the  (E minor) page
D 
And  (D major) goes out a key
C 
G 
 (C major) When he can't hear the  (G major) sound
D 
Of  (D major) one last symphony
C 
G 
 (C major) The louder he plays  (G major) 
D 
C 
This  (D major) re (C major) frain
G 
The notes start to  (G major) fade
D 
So he writes  (D major) them again
C 
Em 
 (C major) His pen slips the  (E minor) page
D 
C 
and  (D major) goes out a  (C major) key
G 
When you can't hear the  (G major) sound
A 
of  (A major) one last symphony
C 
 (C major) 