Hysteric
View chords used in this chart
definitely sounds better in the chorus at the end of the progression so I have changed
that.
As for the "Oh oh oh oh" part I think it could work with either Em or G. I tend to never
strum the 6th string,
which might be the difference in how it sounds!)
Capo on 1st
Tuning:EADGBe
[Verse 1]
G D G
No longer no longer
C G
What you ask
D G
Strange steps
C G
Heels turned black
D G
The cinders the cinders
C G
They light the path
D G
Of these strange steps
C
Take us back take us back
[Instrumental]
G G
[Chorus]
G D Em C
Flow sweetly hang heavy
G D
You suddenly complete me
Em C
You suddenly complete me
G D Em C
Flow sweetly hang heavy
G D
You suddenly complete me
Em C
You suddenly complete me
G D G C
Oh oh oh oh ooh
Oh oh oh oh ooh
Oh oh oh oh ooh
Hysteric
G D G C
Oh oh oh oh ooh
Oh oh oh oh ooh
Oh oh oh oh ooh
Hysterical
[Verse 2]
G D G
No wonder no wonder,
C G
Other half
D G
Strange steps
C G
Heels turned black.
D G
The cinders they splinter
C G
And light the path
D G
These strange steps
C G
Trace us back trace us back
[Instrumental]
G G
[Chorus]
G D Em C
Flow sweetly hang heavy
G D
You suddenly complete me
Em C
You suddenly complete me
G D Em C
Flow sweetly hang heavy
G D
You suddenly complete me
Em C
You suddenly complete me
G D G C
Oh oh oh oh ooh
Oh oh oh oh ooh
Oh oh oh oh ooh
Hysteric
G D G C
Oh oh oh oh ooh
Oh oh oh oh ooh
Oh oh oh oh ooh
Hysterical
For the last part you use these chords with some picking.
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And end on
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How to play Hysteric
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 Em. 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.