Chord Good Morning Mr Edminton by Of Montreal

there’s somethings you must always remember while playing of montreal songs . barre when ever possible and they love C# and F# . this is a great song and i’m possitive that the chords are correct . as soon as i realize what the B chord is and find some mistakes i’ll put out a version 2 . if the chords are to hard for you transcribe it up a half step and capo 1 please rate chords : D : 000232 F# : 244322 G : 355433 B7 : 021202 C#m : 446654 C# : 446664 A : 577655 B : 224442 G# : 466544 * please note that this is not based on the song , but a cover of the song on youtube : D hello morning , mr . edminton F# G F# b? mr . edminton , how are you feeling today? C#m i trust that life is treating you C# F# the way that you want it to G of course , i’m joking with you and it just goes like that the rest of the song just kidding D hello , mr . lendingworth G F# b? mr . lendingworth , hope you’re feeling ok C#m C# i’ve brought some books and a finance magazine F# because i feel bad for you G i’ll tell you another thing too during this part you should strum and then mute after struming to give it the right feel F# E remember how they vowed to let that go C#m if your families paid the ransom C# well , i think you both should know E F# that that’s not their intention C#m C barre but i will help to set you free F if you’ll do something for me D F# A barre i want an honest job in one of your factories D G please mr . edminton , mr . edminton F# b? tell me that you’ll agree C#m C# and i’ll untie you from that chair presently F# and get you away from here G i’m judging by your tears D G that you , mr . lendingworth , dear mr . lendingworth F# b? desire a part in our scheme C#m C# well , sir , i certainly would never even dream now F# of excluding you G i’ll tell you both what to do go back to strum , mute F# E tip toe down the spiral stairs C#m then just before the cellar door C# you’ll see a painting of a juggler b? B G# touch his nose and that will open up a secret corridor C#m C take the laddEr at the end up to the street F and run as fast as you can D F# then in a week or two A A# F A# i’ll start my job with you D G you , mr . edminton , mr . lendingworth F# b? C#m A E hurry before it’s too late for us to escape