Backbone chords by There For Tomorrow

Tuning: Standard

Intro: Variations of G#m (continued into verse if desired)

     G#m               B
Your game, your lovely game
         F#
Is like pain and suffering
      G#m                    B
Your fame, your newly found fame
          F#
Is like repeating history

Prechorus:
                  G#m      B
You know that keeping me around
                F#
Makes me just quiver at the sound
              G#m              B
Wish I could feed their open mouths
                 E   F#
With something worth it

Chorus:
                G#m
Where is your backbone?
              G#m            B
Cause you’re looking very flimsy
      F#
I'm breaking down your paper wall
                G#m
Where is your backbone?
        G#m             B
If you hear it sing it with me
F#
Everybody take the fall
             G#m
You look so sound asleep
   B
I can't believe
             F#
That your backbone's missing
                                 G#m (intro)
And you never had a clue at all

G#m                  B
Believe, no I can't believe
           F#
How little all this means to me
        G#m                      B
You'll see, you'll just have to see
       E                        F#
For yourself, the playback is deafening

Prechorus, Chorus

Inst: G#m, F#, E, F# 2x

G#m
    You could've been something
F#
   You could've been something memorable
E
   I should've said something
F#
   I should've said...

Inst: G#m, F#, B, E, F#

                G#m
Where is your backbone?
              G#m            B
Cause you’re looking very flimsy
      F#
I'm breaking down your paper wall
                G#m
Where is your backbone?
        G#m             B
If you hear it sing it with me
F#
Everybody take the fall
             G#m
You look so sound asleep
   B
I can't believe
             E
That your backbone's missing
          F#                      G#m, F#, E, F#
And you never had a clue at all
             G#m
You look so sound asleep
   B
I can't believe
             F#
That your backbone's missing
                                 G#m7    (464444)
And you never had a clue at all