S2: This song is so easy, Im still not quite sure why I tabbed it in - the first place. Like most of creed's songs this one happens to be in

S2: This song is so easy, Im still not quite sure why I tabbed it in

View chords used in this chart
drop D. Well anyways, I hope you enjoy.
 
S1: (E)------------------------------------------------------------
(B)---6--6--6--5--5h6--5h6--5h6--------------------------------
(G)-----------------------------7--7h9--7h9--7h9--7--6--6--6h7-
(D)------------------------------------------------------------
(A)------------------------------------------------------------
(D)------------------------------------------------------------
Repeat 3x
 
She came calling
One early morning
she showed her crown of thorns
 
She whispered softly
To tell a story
About how she had been wronged
 
As she lay lifeless
He stole her innocence
And this is how she carried on
 
Listen to cd for the rythem
(E)----5---------|
(B)----5---------|
(G)----7---------|
(D)----7---------|
(A)----5---------|
(D)----5---------|
 
Well i guess she closed...
 
(E)----3---------|
(B)----3---------|
(G)----5---------|
(D)----5---------|
(A)----3---------|
(D)----3---------|
her...
 
(E)--------------|
(B)--------------|
(G)----5---------|
(D)----5---------|
(A)----2---------|
(D)----2---------|
eyes.
 
And just imagined everthing's alright
But she could not hide her tears
'Cause they were sent to wash away those years
They were sent to wash away those years
 
My angers violent
But still I'm silent
When tradgety strikes at home
 
I know this decadence
Is shared by millions
Remember your not alone

How to play S2: This song is so easy, Im still not quite sure why I tabbed it in

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 D. 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.

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