Hum
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Intro:
F#m E A D(hold) x4
then
F#m A D Bm x4 F#m D
verse 1:
E F#m A
From the
basement where we
E F#m A
first talked
to the ride home
E F#m A
with the kids
D
we barely knew
E F#m A
you left a
D A
permanent scar
E F#m A
Memories
Bm
are taped on our
E F#m A
walls hung
D
as a reminder
E F#m A
How easy
it could be
E F#m A
when we
D A
werenâ??t growing apart
Refrain:
D Bm D
Iâ??m always
talking
D Bm
in circles I
D
always think
until I canâ??t sleep
Post Chorus: Guitar Solo
F#m A D Bm F#m A D x2
verse 2:
E F#m A
We always
want what is kept
E F#m A
from us Well
D
maybe I am the
Bm E F#m A
liar and
there is nothing
that is left for
E F#m A
us You are a
D A
permanent scar
(Repeat Refrain)
Chorus:
F#m A D
You are the leaves
Bm F#m A
at my feet You are
D Bm
the hum of electric
F#m A D
heat I kept myself
Bm F#m A
away but Iâ??m
D
starting to
Bm F#m A
like the pain
D
You are the leaves
Bm F#m A
at my feet You are
D Bm
the hum of electric
F#m A D
heat I kept myself
Bm F#m A
away but Iâ??m
D
starting to
Bm F#m A
like the pain
Outro:
Guitar Solo: E F#m A D x4, D(hold)
How to play Hum
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 F#m. 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.