Battery


3/4 Time Signature

Fingerpicking Pattern
   G           Am          Em          F
e |------------------------------------------------|
B |------------------------------------------------|
G |--4---4---4---5---5---5---0---0---0---2---2---2-|
D |----5-----------7-----------2-----------3-------|
A |------------------------------------------------|
E |3-------3---5-------5---0-------0---1-------1---|
 
[Intro]
G Am Em F
G Am Em F
G Am Em F
G Am Em F
 
[Verse 1]
G      Am   Em   F
My Battery, worn out
G            Am   Em F
Lost will to see, by now
G             Am     Em   F
Though willow trees, pale moon
G           Am  Em    F
The verdant sea wants you
 
[Prechorus]
Am   C
Help me
G    F
Battery
Am      C
Help me find
G         F
My way to you
 
[Chorus]
Am        C         G            F
Under the misty sea I just float through
Am     C          G          F
Mental programs I want to be true
Am             C           G        F
Throughout the highways, overpasses too
Am    C            G            F
It always seems to lead back to you
[Verse 2]
G            Am    Em  F
The willow's song, sad hues
G            Am     Em  F
When fog has sung a dry tune
G                Am Em      F
There's bound to be plastic leaves
G           Am    Em F
Translucent light to me
 
[Chorus 2]
Am        C         G            F
Under the misty sea I just float through
Am     C          G          F
Mental programs I want to be true
Am             C           G        F
Throughout the highways, overpasses too
Am    C            G            F
It always seems to lead back to you
 
 
[Postchorus]
Am        C  G   F
Please be my battery
Am  C  G  F
(instrumental)
Am        C  G   F
Please be my battery
 
[Outro]
Am   C
Help me
G    F
Battery
Am      C
Help me find
G         F
My way to you
Am   C
Help me
G    F
Battery
Am      C
Help me find
G         F
My way to you
  • This song uses a similar picking pattern to Lunar Hymn and Time Stands Still, but in 3/4 time!

    You can apply the exact same pattern to all of the chords in this song! All the chords in this song follow the same E/Em shape barre chords up and down the fretboard. Once you memorize where all the notes of the low E string lay, you can play every major and minor chord, just by sliding the same shape up and down the neck!