Alarm Clock
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BbCapotraste:
1st traste
As recorded by Sheryl Crow
(From the 2024 Album EVOLUTION)
Capo 1st fret.
If you don't want to use a capo transpose +1 step.
[Intro]
F#m A B C#m B
F#m A B C#m B
[Verse 1]
F#m
Penthouse, Saturday, guy who looks like Chalamet
A B
Handing me a skinny margarita with a salt rim
F#m
Top down, bring it 'round, mirror shades, look at me now
A B
Sunset in the rearview on the PCH, I'm all in
[Chorus]
A E Bm
It's a beautiful life
D A
Blow your mind and make you say "Ah!"
E Bm
When I open my eyes
D
Baby, that's when the dreams stop
F#m A
That's why I hate my, that's why I hate my
C#m Bm
That's why I hate my alarm clock
F#m A
That's why I hate my, that's why I hate my
C#m Bm
That's why I hate my alarm clock
[Verse 2]
F#m
Rolling 'round a bed of cash
F#m
Office calls, don't call 'em back
F#m
No, I ain't got time for that
A Bm
Loading up my G4
F#m
Catch me down in St. Tropez
F#m
Just another average day
A Bm
Paparazzi caught me making love on a surfboard
[Chorus]
A E Bm
It's a beautiful life
D A
Blow your mind and make you say "Ah!"
E Bm
When I open my eyes
D
Baby, that's when the dreams stop
F#m A
That's why I hate my, that's why I hate my
C#m Bm
That's why I hate my alarm clock
F#m A
That's why I hate my, that's why I hate my
C#m Bm
That's why I hate my alarm clock
[Guitar Solo]
F#m A B C#m B
[Bridge]
N.C.
Lost my job and lost my keys
N.C.
Got me beggin' please
N.C.
Put this day out of its misery
N.C.
'Cause when I finally fall asleep
[Chorus]
A E Bm
It's a beautiful life
D A
Blow your mind and make you say "Ah!"
E Bm
When I open my eyes
D
Baby, that's when the dreams stop
F#m A
That's why I hate my, that's why I hate my
C#m Bm
That's why I hate my alarm clock
F#m A
That's why I hate my, that's why I hate my
C#m Bm F#m A B
That's why I hate my alarm clock
[Outro]
C#m Bm F#m A B
That's why I hate my alarm clock
C#m Bm
That's why I hate my alarm clock
How to play Alarm Clock
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.