Character Focus: N/A
Series: Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex
Date created: May 13, 2008
Lithium Flower
Intro:
A#m C# G# C# G#
A#m C# G# C# G#
A#m C# G# C# G#
A#m C# G# C# G#
A#m C# G# C#
she's so cold and human
A#m C# G# C#
it's something humans do
A#m C# G# C#
she stays so golden solo she's so number nine
A#m C# G# C#
she's incredible math
A#m C# G# C#
just incredible math
A#m C# G# C#
and is she really human?
A#m C# G# C#
she's just so something new
A#m C# G# C#
a waking lithium flower just about to bloom
A#m C# G# C#
I smell lithium now
A#m C# G# C#
smelling lithium now
Chorus:
A#m-C# G# C# G#
how is she when she doesn't surf?
A#m-C# G# C# G#
how is she when she doesn't surf?
A#m-C# G# C# G#
how is she when she doesn't surf?
A#m C# G# C# G# A#m
I wonder what she does when she wakes up?
C# G# C# G#
when she wakes up
A#m C# G# C# G#
A#m C# G# C# G#
A#m C# G# C# G#
A#m C# G#7
G#
so matador so calm
F# C#
so oil on a fire
A#m
she's so good
A#m
she's so good
C# F#
she's so goddess lithium flower
G#
so sonic wave
A#m C# G# C# G#
yeah, she's so groove, yeah
A#m C# G# C# G#
A#m C# G# C# G#
she's so groove yeah
Chorus:
A#m-C# G# C# G#
wow, where did she learn how to surf?
A#m-C# G# C# G#
wow, where did she learn how to surf?
A#m-C# G# C# G#
wow, where did she learn how to surf?
A#m C# G# C# G#
you know I've never seen the girl wipe out
A#m-C# G# C# G#
how does she so perfectly surf?
A#m-C# G# C# G#
how does she so perfectly surf?
A#m-C# G# C# G#
how does she so perfectly surf?
A#m C# G# C# G#
I wonder what she does when she wakes up?
A#m-C# G# C# G#
I wanna go surfing with her
A#m-C# G# C# G#
I wanna go surfing with her
A#m-C# G# C# G#
I wanna go surfing with her
A#m-C# G# C# G#
I wanna go surfing with her
A#m C# G# C# G#
A#m C# G# C# G#
A#m C# G# C# G#
A#m C# G# C# G#
(repeat till fade)
Commentary: Another one to dedicate to Liv, requested by Toshi. Sung by Scott Matthew, ending of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex. Lyrics are found
here.
Compared to Glaring Dream, the chord sequences were much easier to find. Playing it can be a bit of a hassle if you're not into barre chords, so this song's pitch can be lowered to a chord progression of Am-C-G-C-G, or higher to Bm-D-A-D-A. Easier that way.