Earlyquiet
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
Strumming pattern may vary, use feel rather than a specific pattern
Chords:
Fmaj7/A x03210 (Verse 1/2)
C x32010 (Verse 1/2)
C x32000 or x320x0 (Verse 3/4)
A x02200 or x022x0 (Instrumental, Verse 3/4)
A5 x022xx (Instrumental)
Em 022000 (Verse 4)
Em/F# 222000 (Verse 4)
Em/G 322000 (Verse 4)
G 320000 (Verse 4)
[Riffs]
e|---0--0-0-----|
B|---1--1-1-----|
G|---0--0-0-----|
D|---2--0h2-----|
A|---3--3-3-----|
E|--------------|
in Verse 1/2 - C to Cadd9 with D string hammer on riff
e|-0-0--0-0-0-0-|
B|-0----------0-|
G|-0-2--2-2-2-0-|
D|-2-2--2-2-2-2-|
A|-3-0--0-0-0-2-|
E|--------3-2-0-|
in Instrumental or Verse 3 - C, A to Em with walkdown riff
e|-0----------|
B|-0----------|
G|-0----------|
D|-2----------|
A|-3----------|
E|---3-2-3-2-0|
in Verse 4 - Riff while or after C strumming before Em. Up to preference how you play
it (with C, A5 or Em)
[Intro]
Fmaj/A C x2
Fmaj/A N.C.
[Verse 1]
Fmaj/A C Fmaj/A N.C.
Sorry I came
Fmaj/A C Fmaj/A N.C.
Sorry you asked
Fmaj/A C Fmaj/A N.C.
Those marks on the paint
Fmaj/A C
The cold didn't last
G
A Am
All I ask
Fmaj/A
[Verse 2]
C Fmaj/A
Save my words
C Fmaj/A
For you I sing
C Fmaj/A
In the early
C
Lay my head
G N.C.
N.C.
Here comes the quiet
[Break]
N.C.
**2:20 -> 2:32
[Instrumental]
**Strum once / Soft
C A5 Em x2
**More aggressive and strumming
Em
C A Em x2
C
[Verse 3]
A Em
Oh it's coming
C A Em
Coming fast, oh
C A Em
I left it, you brought it back
C A Em
The quiet you found me in, it's all I have
C A Em
Oh, it's coming, coming fast
C A Em
Those eyes kept it, oh you brought it back
C A Em
The silence that you found me in
C A Em
Oh, it's rushing back, oh
[Instrumental]
Em Em/F# Em/G Em/G
[Verse 4]
C Em
Oh, Oh
Em/F# G C Em
Compensate to hold you, so sound
Em/F# G C
Give it all to hold you, don't cry
Em Em/F# G C
cry, cry,
Em Em/F# G C
cry.
How to play Earlyquiet
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.