Bayside – Megan chords

Artist: Bayside
Song: Megan (Acoustic)

After looking for the chords, I found the other set on the website. They were wrong, 
corrected them, they seem ok to me.

These were worked out on a piano, and will probably sound even better when played on a guitar.


INTRO A Ab/A F#m F#m/E X2

A           A/AbButter on a summer day
F#mWhen she's around
F#m/EI was on the tracks
DWhen the gate came down
A            A/AbSuddenly I recognized
F#m                         F#m/E         DThose bloodshot rearview mirror eyes as mine

F#m            E                D  I heard that whistle call my name
F#m            E      D  I almost drove away

Chorus:
          Am  DbBut Megan I
       E               F#m                 Bhad a feeling that you would be on that train
          D                 ESo I just waited there for you

A                 A/AbCaught a ride to another town
F#mWhere the air was clean
F#m/E              DAnd the sun never goes down
A                  A/AbEveryone was standing in a line
F#m                  F#m/E       DBetween the landing and the stairs

F#m           E             D  I heard somebody call my name
F#m           E             D  I almost climbed the stairs
           Am DbBut Megan I
       E                 F#m             Bhad a feeling that someday you'd meet me there
          D                  ESo I just waited there for you

SOLO: Chorus Chords x2

A            A/AbButter on a summer day
F#mWhen I hear that name
F#m/E                          DIt's a dream that never came true
A             A/AbSat down on the tracks
F#m                      F#m/E           DAnd waited for a train to take me back to you

F#m              E            D  Somebody came and took my hand
F#m            E      D  I finally had to go
            Am  DbBut Megan I
     E         F#m     Bjust want you to know

          D                  EThat I waited as long as I could
A              A/E      F#mButter on a summer day when she's around

END

NB. In the vereses, I found it also works than instead of changing to the F#m chord, you 
stay on the A chord, and simply change the bass note. This is personal preference only I suppose.