Fixin Things
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Define:
* Single Strum
(E)
e|-------------------|
B|-------------------|
G|-------------------|
D|-------------------|
A|-------------------|
E|-0---3-4--0-3--4---|
E riff used during song
Playing tip: To rock it up, mix in sus and 7th chords lifting fingers on and off chords
as you feel it.
Hit thin strings for leads parts and also to mix it up here and there.
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[Intro]
(Drums and keyboard play)
N.C.
Here we go!
(Guitar)
(E) (E)
ooooh!
[Verse 1] 0:08
A
When my jeans get a hole, I know what to do
I just whip out some scissors cut another hole or two
E A E
Yeah, I'm really good at fixin' things, without really fixin' anything
[Verse 2] 0:24
A
So when I hear a strange noise, from the hood of my truck
A
I know what to do just turn that radio up
E A
Yeah, I'm really good at fixin' things, without really fixin' anything
[Chorus] 0:41
D
So when you went and broke my heart
A
I knew what to do right from the start
D
Found me a stranger in a honky-tonk bar
B E (E) (E)
Drink a little too much, went a little too far (oh ooh!)
[Verse 3] 1:01
A
So when I'm walking down the street and I see you comin'
A
I turned the other way like I just remembered something'
E A A
Yeah, I'm really good at fixin' things, without really fixin' anything (oh ooh!)
[Instrumental] 1:16
|D |D |A |A |
|D |D |(E) |(E) |
|(E) |
[Chorus] 1:36
D
Yeah, when you went and broke my heart,
A
I knew what to do right, from the start
D
Found me a stranger in a honky-tonk bar
B E (E) (E)
Drink a little too much, went a little too far
[Outro] 1:56
A
I could get dressed up, and get you back
A
But we both know what's gonna happen after that
E (E)
'Cause I'm really good at fixin' things (ah ahh)
(E)
The same way I do everything, (ah ahh)
E E A A A*
Yeah, I'm really good at fixin' things, without really fixin' anything
How to play Fixin Things
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.