Evening Of The Day
View chords used in this chart
Intro:
| Bm | Bm | Bm | Bm |
| Bm | G F#m | Bm | G F#m |
[Verso 1]
Bm G F#m
Tis the evening of the day
Bm G F#m
See the daylight turned away
D G
Then I'm looking up at you
C F Em
See that everything that's true
Bm G F#m
I'm a thousand miles away
Bm G F#m
On another sunny day
D G
As I'm looking at the view
C F Em
All I'm thinking of is you
[Refrão]
D
If she's not on that three fifteen
A/C# G/B D A/C# G/B
Then I'm gonna know what sorrow means
D
If she's not on that three fifteen
A/C# G/B D A/C# G/B
Then I'm gonna know what sorrow means
[Verso 2]
Bm G F#m
Is this the parting of the ways
Bm G F#m
Summer light and daisy chains
D G
As I'm looking up at you
C F Em
See that everything that's true
Bm G F#m
On the mountains, on the plains
Bm G F#m
Railway lines and fierce play
D G
As I'm looking at the view
C F Em
All I'm thinking of is you
[Refrão]
D
If she's not on that three fifteen
A/C# G/B D A/C# G/B
Then I'm gonna know what sorrow means
D
If she's not on that three fifteen
A/C# G/B D A/C# G/B
Then I'm gonna know what sorrow means
Instrumental: | Bm | G F#m | Bm | G F#m |
[Verso 3]
Bm G F#m
Tis the evening of the day
Bm G F#m
See the daylight turned away
D G
As I'm looking at the view
C F Em
Feel my heart is growing oh-so
[Refrão]
D
If she's not on that three fifteen
A/C# G/B D A/C# G/B
Then I'm gonna know what sorrow means
D
If she's not on that three fifteen
A/C# G/B D A/C# G/B
Then I'm gonna know what sorrow means
Interlude: | Bm | Bm6 | Bm7 | Bm6 | Bm |
Instrumental:
| D | C#9 | C#9 | C9 | C9 | B | A | E7 | D |
| C#9 | C#9 | C9 | C9 |
[Verso 4]
B A
He's so stoned
E7 D
Doesn't really know what he's on about
C#9 C9
Maybe he should go and lay down
B A
He's so stoned
E7 D
Doesn't really know what he's on about
C#9 C9
Maybe he should go and lay down
Outro:
| B | A | E7 | D |
| C#9 | C#9 | C9 | C9 |
| B | A | E7 | D |
| C#9 | C#9 | C9 | C9 |
How to play Evening Of The 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 Bm. 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.