Big House
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Strumming Pattern:
DDUUDU
(but other variations are just as right)
The pre-chorus is just strumming down (Except the last two chords)
If you struggle with the Eb chord you can replace it with a normal E
[Verse 1]
F Eb
I wanna live in a big house
Dm
And follow you around for hours until my shins are weak
F Eb
And I'd drive for miles and miles and miles
Dm
If only I had time to take the test and not fall asleep
[Pre-Chorus]
F Eb
I feel sick writing this, be quick
F C Eb
Apologies are weird when I'm the one who's wrong
[Chorus]
F Eb
And I, I think I've not been trying
Gm F Eb
Hiding under words I never thought I'd say to you
F Eb
And you haven't broke the silence
Gm F Eb
'Cause nothing's even in the air for us to reason through
A Eb
Always bending the truth
A Eb
Always indebted to you
[Verse 2]
F Eb
I wanna live inside your brain
Dm
And take away the pain that gets you down after you wake
F Eb
And even when you're not around
Dm
You're the only thing that keeps me on the ground, for Heaven's sake
[Pre-Chorus]
F Eb
I feel sick, call me, but be quick
F C Eb
It's starting to get real 'cause I know how I feel
[Chorus]
F Eb
And I, I think I've not been trying
Gm F Eb
Hiding under words I never thought I'd say to you
F Eb
And you haven't broke the silence
Gm F Eb
'Cause nothing's even in the air for us to reason through
A Eb
Always bending the truth
A Eb
Always indebted to you
[Instrumental Break]
F Eb Gm F Eb x2
Oh-oh, oh-ohh
[Bridge]
F* Eb*
And I, I think I've not been trying
Gm* F* Eb*
Hiding under words I never thought I'd say to you
A* Eb
Always wishing on you
[Outro]
F Eb
And you haven't broke the silence
Gm F Eb
'Cause nothing's even in the air for us to reason through
F Eb
And we're gonna build that big house
Gm F Eb
So I can live those words without my stomach turning blue
A E
Always indebted to you
A E
Always indebted to you
How to play Big House
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.