Chill Out
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[Intro ]
G6 (mute high e string) Em (strum once then strum E major twice)
C Bm Am G6 (muted high e string)
G6 Em E C Bm Am G6
[Verso 1]
G6 Em E
Get back into the groove
C Bm Am G6
I don't even wanna explain it
G6 D Em E
Cause I'm way too into you
C Bm Am G6
I don't even want a replacement
[Pré-Refrão]
c Bm Am G6
I don't even know how to talk
G Am Bm G6
I've tried so hard
G Am
I feel it too
D
In my head
[Refrão]
G C
I've been dreaming of you
Am
In my thoughts
D
And in my head
G C
I've been dreaming of you
G C
I've been dreaiming of you
Interlude
G6 D Em E C Bm Am G6
G6 D Em E C Bm Am G6
[Verso 2]
G6 Em E
Get back into the groove
C Am Bm G6
I don't even wanna explain it
G6 Em E
Cause I'm way too into you
C Am Bm G6
I don't even want a replacement
[Pré-Refrão]
C Am Bm G6
I don't even know how to talk
G Am Bm
I tried so hard
G Am
I feel it too
D
In my head
[Refrão]
G C
I've been dreaming of you
Am
In my thoughts
D
And in my bed
G C
I've been dreaming of you
G C
I've been dreaming of you
G EM7 E
I've been dreaiming of you
Outro
Am D Bm C
Am D Bm C
Tablature Legend
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(when playing D, Strum the whole D chord once and then strum the 2nd fret on G,
5th fret on B,and maybe twice on the 7th on the High E.)
(When playing the G chord, play it with the note on the high
e string, but WITHOUT the note on the B string ONCE. Then, play it
with the note on the high E string, WITHOUT the one on the B string 3-4 TIMES.
Then, go BACK to the one on the HIGH E and play that ONCE. Almost
imeadiatly after, play the C MAJOR CHORD. This all happens BEFORE he sings "you".)
( In the verylast progression
play C as a bar chord and bend the B string.)
How to play Chill Out
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 G6. 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.