Died On My Birthday chords by Sinai Vessel

Intro:
E Amaj7 A#m7 F#sus2 B7 Cdim


Verse 1:

       E                           Amaj7      A#m7
When we start, would you like to be notified

        F#sus2                  B7            Cdim
Do you want to know that you are missing out

              E                 Amaj7   A#m7
That in all reality, you're an omission

        F#sus2                       B7             Cdim
To the list of names embodied when we gather around

Chorus:

     C#m    B     A               E      A
That cruel, cruel lunch after the funeral

                 E      A          B            Cdim
Every morsel and mineral feels undeserved and irreverent

    C#m B A                    E              A
A betrayal as we outsource the end of the job

                  E              A                B
Someone else will level your plot and tend to the grass

          Cdim
Stitching up the wounds in the ground


Instrumental:
E Amaj7 A#m7 F#sus2 B7 Cdim


Verse 2:

         E                  E/G#        Amaj7          A#m7
I do not know in truth that I'll get to change for you

             F#sus2                    B7    Cdim
In time to be bothered to invest in our loss

               E                E/G#        Amaj7             A#m7
If there is an arbiter, could I ask her for more than my shareCdim

            F#sus2                    B7          Cdim
To treat my beloved as more than given permanence


Chorus:

        C#m    B     A               E       A
At that cruel, cruel lunch after the funeral

                  E             A        B
Every missive and dispatch rolls off the tongue

          Cdim        C#m B A
And lands heavy on the table

               E           A
It rattles our lentil bowls

                    E               A        B
A whole fortnight of meals left cold in your honor


Outro:

        Cdim
In your absence

          E      E/G# Amaj7 E(b5)
In our confusion

             E      E/G# Amaj7 E(b5)
Our cruel confusion

       E
Our confusion

          E/G# Amaj7 E(b5) E
In our confusion