The lyrics are probably wrong as there are no official ones yet and often times it is literally impossible to understand what Thom Yorke is saying, lol. This song is in 3/4 time signature. If you want to play it on piano, listen to the rythm closely first. The best way to play it that I could find is to play the chord in root position with your left hand, and in first inversion with your right hand an octave up. So for example, for the chord, your left hand plays (right below middle ), and your right hand plays (right above middle ). It's the same throughout the whole song. It probably does variate at some point, but this is the simplest way and best sounding way to play it with just two hands that I could find (pretty sure the piano on the recording is layered). Enjoy your tab and please rate :) This is a waltz thinking about our bodies What they mean for our salvation Only the clothes that we stand up in Just the ground on which we stand Is the darkness ours to take Bathed in lightness, bathed in heat All is well as long as we keep spinning Here and now, dancing along the wall And the old songs and laughter we hear All forgiven Always and never been true When I arrive you come and find me In a crowd you run around Wild and lonesome, back for so long No tomorrows at peace
https://lyrics.primanota.net/thom-yorke/suspirium.htm