The Ice Maiden Prefab Sprout
Tuning: Standard
capo: 1st fret
play: Em
key: Fm
INTRO
| Em | % | % | % |
CHORUS
[Em]Standing on the boulevard
You [Em]wish to know my name
I'm the [Am7]Ice Maiden
I [Am7]think perhaps you [Em]like being unhappy
I'm the [Am7]Ice Maiden, the limit of your [Em]dreams
VERSE
[Cmaj7]Arctic winds blow and still you believe
[D]Loves makes you one of the [Db]chosen
[Cmaj7]Die in the snow, I'll never grieve
So [D]what if tomorrow you're fro[E]zen
And [Cmaj7]death is a small price for heaven
MIDDLE 8
(N.C.) Em7 F#m Em7
Welcome to the glow of high octane affairs
[F#m]Esperanto [Em7]style and [F#m]blonde disheveled [Em7]hair
[F#m]Subterranean [Em7]streams, [F#m]duckling you're a [Em7]swan
In[F#m]finities of [Em7]dreams im[F#m]ploding into [Em7]one
BRIDGE
[D]All those [A]nights I dreamt of you
I [A]wonder where they've gone
INTERLUDE
| Bm7 | % | % | % |
Em7 | Bm7 | % |
You're the Ice Maiden
CHORUS
[Bm7]Standing on the boulevard
I've[Bm7] always known your name
You're the [Em7]Ice Maiden
Let [Em7]you and I grow [Bm7]frosty together
You're the [Em7]Ice Maiden, today you meet your [Bm7]match
VERSE
[Gmaj7]Girl when I burn, hell nothing's the same!
[A]I'll singe your pretty blonde la[Ab]shes
[Gmaj7]We're talking fire, we're talking flame
[A]We're talking ice into a[Ab/C]shes
But [Gmaj7]death is a small price for heaven
MIDDLE 8 (instrumental)
| Em7 | Em7 F#m | Em7 | Em7 F#m |
| Em7 | Em7 F#m | Em7 | Em7 F#m |
| Em7 | Em7 D |
BRIDGE
[D]All those [A]nights I dreamt of you
I [A]wonder where they've gone
VERSE
[Gmaj7]Girl when I burn, hell nothing's the same!
[A]I'll singe your pretty blonde la[Ab]shes
[Gmaj7]We're talking fire, we're talking flame
[A]We're talking ice into a[Ab/C]shes
But [Gmaj7]death is a small price for heaven
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