Noon Is Too Good

[Intro]
(Am9) (D9) (Gmaj7) (Cmaj7)

[Verse 1]
(Am9) The sun is aggressively (D9) hitting the blinds
(Gmaj7) We moved to a place where the (Cmaj7) daylight is blind
(Fmaj7) Unpacking the records, the (Bm7b5) coffee is cold
(E7#9) The story of morning is (Am9) getting too old
(Am9) I liked it much better at (D9) quarter to two
(Gmaj7) When the shadows were long and the (Cmaj7) mysteries grew
(Fmaj7) Now everything's glaring and (Bm7b5) painfully stark
(E7#9) I'm closing the curtains to (Am9) simulate dark

[Pre-Chorus]
(Dm7) The trumpets are muted, the (Em7) energy drags
(Fmaj7) My cynical spirit is (F#dim7) packing its bags
(Gsus4) The brightness is simply too (G) loud

[Chorus]
(Cmaj7) Noon is too good for the (E7#9) likes of us
(Am9) Caught in the middle of the (Gm7) commuter (C7) fuss
(Fmaj7) I want a dark alley, a (Fm6) jazz-tinted room
(Cmaj7) I thrive in the pocket of (G13) elegant gloom
(Cmaj7) Noon is too good, it's (E7#9) exposing the seams
(Am9) Waking me up from my (Gm7) indie pop (C7) dreams
(Fmaj7) Belt out the chorus and (Fm6) cover your eyes
(Cmaj7) Noon is a terrible (G13) prize

[Verse 2]
(Am9) The boxes are staring like (D9) judges in court
(Gmaj7) My patience for daylight is (Cmaj7) terribly short
(Fmaj7) Let's get in the car and just (Bm7b5) sit in the shade
(E7#9) Awaiting the time when the (Am9) colors will fade

[Pre-Chorus]
(Dm7) The trumpets are muted, the (Em7) energy drags
(Fmaj7) My cynical spirit is (F#dim7) packing its bags
(Gsus4) The brightness is simply too (G) loud

[Outro]
(Fmaj7) Wake me up when it's (Fm6) five
(Em7) When the shadows (A7b9) arrive
(Dm7) Noon is too good. (G13)
(Cmaj9) Goodnight.

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[Intro] (Am9) (D9) (Gmaj7) (Cmaj7) [Verse 1] (Am9) The sun is aggressively (D9) hitting the blinds (Gmaj7) We moved to a place where the (Cmaj7) daylight is blind (Fmaj7) Unpacking the records, the (Bm7b5) coffee is cold (E7#9) The story of morning is (Am9) getting too old (Am9) I liked it much better at (D9) quarter to two (Gmaj7) When the shadows were long and the (Cmaj7) mysteries grew (Fmaj7) Now everything's glaring and (Bm7b5) painfully stark (E7#9) I'm closing the curtains to (Am9) simulate dark [Pre-Chorus] (Dm7) The trumpets are muted, the (Em7) energy drags (Fmaj7) My cynical spirit is (F#dim7) packing its bags (Gsus4) The brightness is simply too (G) loud [Chorus] (Cmaj7) Noon is too good for the (E7#9) likes of us (Am9) Caught in the middle of the (Gm7) commuter (C7) fuss (Fmaj7) I want a dark alley, a (Fm6) jazz-tinted room (Cmaj7) I thrive in the pocket of (G13) elegant gloom (Cmaj7) Noon is too good, it's (E7#9) exposing the seams (Am9) Waking me up from my (Gm7) indie pop (C7) dreams (Fmaj7) Belt out the chorus and (Fm6) cover your eyes (Cmaj7) Noon is a terrible (G13) prize [Verse 2] (Am9) The boxes are staring like (D9) judges in court (Gmaj7) My patience for daylight is (Cmaj7) terribly short (Fmaj7) Let's get in the car and just (Bm7b5) sit in the shade (E7#9) Awaiting the time when the (Am9) colors will fade [Pre-Chorus] (Dm7) The trumpets are muted, the (Em7) energy drags (Fmaj7) My cynical spirit is (F#dim7) packing its bags (Gsus4) The brightness is simply too (G) loud [Chorus] (Cmaj7) Noon is too good for the (E7#9) likes of us (Am9) Caught in the middle of the (Gm7) commuter (C7) fuss (Fmaj7) I want a dark alley, a (Fm6) jazz-tinted room (Cmaj7) I thrive in the pocket of (G13) elegant gloom (Cmaj7) Noon is too good, it's (E7#9) exposing the seams (Am9) Waking me up from my (Gm7) indie pop (C7) dreams (Fmaj7) Belt out the chorus and (Fm6) cover your eyes (Cmaj7) Noon is a terrible (G13) prize [Outro] (Fmaj7) Wake me up when it's (Fm6) five (Em7) When the shadows (A7b9) arrive (Dm7) Noon is too good. (G13) (Cmaj9) Goodnight.

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