Judee And The Sun
View chords used in this chart
Simplificar
Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Judee and the Sun - Foot Ox
Beautiful song by a superbly talented band.
This song uses some interesting voicings.
The G to C vamp in the intro and throughout
uses a slide from a G6 up to Cadd9 at the
8th fret using the same shape. The portion
at the end of each verse has a walk down in
the bass that goes C>B>A which can be played
within the chords Cadd9>Em7>Am.
This is followed by a high E string riff on
the 1st and 3rd verses when there is no singing.
However, on the 2nd and 4th verses the vocal
melody mirrors the riff and it is played within
the chord on the G and B strings.
These endings land on the G6 which immediately
slides up again.
In the second half of the song the strumming
picks up pace and intensity a bit (use 8th
note downstrokes instead of picking loosely).
This is my interpretation by ear at least,
hope it helps! Support Foot Ox!
[Intro]
G6 Cadd9
G6 Cadd9
[Verse]
G6 Cadd9
If I’m the only one
G6 Cadd9
Who still can’t see it
G6 Cadd9
It’s over and done
A7sus4 Cadd9 Em7 Am (riff) G6
But I just wont belieeeeeeeve it
G6 Cadd9
‘Cause I ain’t gonna go
G6 Cadd9
‘Till you’re ready to go
G6 Cadd9
No one anywhere knows
A7sus4 Cadd9 Em7 Am Asus2 Am Am7 Am C G6
But I’m ready to go right noooooooooooooooooooow
G6 Cadd9
G6 Cadd9
G6 Cadd9
A7sus4 Cadd9 Em7 Am Asus2 Am Am7 Am C G6
G6 Cadd9
And I bet you got a moth
G6 Cadd9
Just like I got
G6 Cadd9
Heatin up the clock
A7sus4 Cadd9 Em7 Am (riff) G6
And burnin’ up so fast
G6 Cadd9
But if I’m the only one
G6 Cadd9
Who still believes it
G6 Cadd9
Like Judee & the Sun
A7sus4 Cadd9 Em7 Am Asus2
Pourin’ in through the win dow in the
Am Am7 Am C G6
morning when its all around
G6 Cadd9
G6 Cadd9
G6 Cadd9
A7sus4 Cadd9 Em7 Am Asus2 Am Am7 Am C G6
Thank you Teague
- Daisy
How to play Judee And The Sun
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.