Donut Seam chords by Adrianne Lenker

Chords with lyrics

• Capo on 1st
• Difficulty: Intermediate

🎸 Chorus:
E minorEm     D/F#D/F# G* C/GC/G
This whole world is dying
Am*   G/BG/B     C*  D*   C/GC/G
Don’t it seem like a good time for swimming
A minorAm   G+G    D7/F#D7/F#   C/GC/G
Before all the water disappears?

🎸 Verse 1:
G+G  G/F#   E minorEm
Ever since the day we met
C/GC/G        D/AD/A
I loved you and I don’t regret
  G+G    G/F#   E minorEm
The way we'd pass the time
C/GC/G       D/AD/A
Drinking coffee, drinking wine
G+G   G/F#   E minorEm
Oh my heart has holes in it
C/GC/G         D/AD/A
And there you were exposing it
  G+G    G/F#  E minorEm
How I would lose my mind
C/GC/G      D/AD/A
 To get lost only to find

🎸 Chorus:
E minorEm     D/F#D/F# G* C/GC/G
This whole world is dying
Am*   G/DG/D     C*  D*   C/GC/G
Don’t it seem like a good time for swimming
A minorAm   G+G    D7/F#D7/F#   C/GC/G
Before all the water disappears?

🎸 Verse 2:
G+G      G/F#   E minorEm
You came in like some good things do
C/GC/G       D/AD/A
 Out of nowhere, dream come true
  G+G     G/F#   E minorEm
And showed me things I never knew
    C/GC/G        D/AD/A
What it means to walk that line
G+G   G/F#  E minorEm
Like a moth into the sun
C/GC/G        D/AD/A
I flew in front of everyone
  G+G    G/F#  E minorEm
And burned up in the flame
C/GC/G       D/AD/A
Now it’s pouring acid rain and

🎸 Chorus:
E minorEm     D/F#D/F# G* C/GC/G
This whole world is dying
Am*   G/BG/B     C*  D*   C/GC/G
Don’t it seem like a good time for swimming
A minorAm   G+G    D7/F#D7/F#   C/GC/G
Before all the water disappears?

🎸 Outro:
E minorEm   D/F#D/F# G* C/GC/G
Now our love is dying
Am*   G/BG/B     C*      C/GC/G
Don’t it seem like a good time for kissing?
A minorAm G+G  D7/F#D7/F# A minorAm G+G  D7/F#D7/F#      C/GC/G
One more kiss, one more kiss to last the years

G+G

Donut Seam chords

“Donut Seam” is a song by Adrianne Lenker from her album ‘Bright Future’, produced by Adrianne Lenker & Phil Weinrobe. The song lyrically explores themes of love and climate grief, drawing parallels between the fleeting nature of both.