Sleepy Head
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste:
5th traste
Capo 5th fret.
[Intro]
C/C7 G Bm Am C7 G Bm D D7
[Verse]
C7 G
Once I had control
Bm Am
I was never sad
C7 G
I was on a roll
Bm D D7
And after this was that
C7 G
Sometimes you're in love
Bm Am
And other times you're not
C7 G
But should I give a kiss
Bm D D7
Or what if I get caught
G
I fell asleep
Bm
And had a dream
Am
I crawled into your eyes
D D7
But they were green
G
And the weather is so warm
Bm
We can talk about the day
C Cm D D7
Till I wake up and you go away
C7 G
Sand was on my head
Bm Am
Well he was here before
C7 G
But such a long, long day
Bm D D7
Wears me out much more
C7 G
Time is moving strange
Bm Am
My thoughts are so surreal
C7 G
And I won't miss the world
Bm D D7
So what is the big deal?
G
Oh, little stars
Bm
And little moon
Am
Could I make a wish?
D D7
Please, make it come true
G
I've been up so very long
Bm
And I'm longing to be loved
C Cm D D7
By this one girl I'm dreaming of
C D
Well the rain against the window is another lullaby
Em
When my head's in the clouds
G Bm
Cause you're somewhere in the sky
C D
Slowly I can see you as I sink into my bed
Em
And I'm a little bit closer
G Bm D D7
But you're still so far ahead
C7 G Bm Am C7 G
Just a sleepy head
Bm D D7
G Bm (slide down to open) Am D D7
G Bm C Cm D D7
C7 G
C7 chord fill - Starts on C and he plays the d string 3rd fret twice, 2nd fret once,
back to the third fret
and then goes to a G with your ring finger landing on the 4th fret on the d string.
Bmin chord fill - after the G when he plays Bmin he alternates the b string third fret,
g string 4th fret,
and back to b string third fret then b string fifth fret and then plays Amin.
Not sure about the fill on the previous G chord haven't fingered it out yet.
Love this song so much I had to figure it out and there were no tabs so I finally sat
down and fiddled with
the capo and got it.. Have fun.
How to play Sleepy Head
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.