Day After Day
View chords used in this chart
CC Hua posted this a few days ago - however when I played it it sounded
wrong! So I've fixed up the chords, and also tabbed out the bridge. Most
of the chords are played with an added note - first string third fret (G).
Play the chords as usual, and use your fourth finger to keep this note
fretted...
Email me if you like it!
VERSE 1:
G F
Can you pull back the curtain
C Am Em D C
Let the morning light shine through
G F
Flick the switch on the kettle
C Am Em D C
Open up and step into the blue
CHORUS:
D G C
And all the work I do is done
D G C
Ive had my stress and now theres none
D G C
So let me lie here in the sun
G D C G/B Am
Cos I just wanna waste away...
G C F C
todayyyyy
G C F C
VERSE 2:
G F C
Well its not that I never pay attention
Am Em D C
To a word you sayyyy
G F C
But its not my place to do it
Am Em D C
Day after day
CHORUS again, but the C F C> at the end is replaced by:
Em D Em C (repeat)
BRIDGE:
G D Bm C
G D Bm then play:
(this pattern is simply the top 4 strings of an open C with the added G on
the top string moved up the fretboard)
e---3---5---6---8-----
b---1---3---4---6-----
g---0---2---3---5-----
d---2---4---5---7-----
a---x---x---x---x-----
e---x---x---x---x-----
VERSE:
G F
Can you pull back the curtain
C Am Em D C
Let the morning light shine through
G F
Flick the switch on the kettle
C Am Em D C
Open up and step into the blue
CHORUS again with this ending:
G F C Am G
Todayyyyyyyy
Outro:
G F C Am
Em pentatonic>
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Daniel Meijer - Sydney, Australia.
dm@zip.com.au
p3034558@hardy.ocs.mq.edu.au
http://www.zip.com.au/~dm/
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How to play Day After Day
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 G. 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.