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View chords used in this chart
Connels - Spiral from "Ring"
Capo on 3rd fret - chords written as if 3rd fret is the nut (ie a D is
really an F). The picking pattern for the verses is just from bass to high
end.
Bsus2 Dsus2 A
---------------I----------0---I----------------------------------
-----------2 --I--------3-----I---------2--------3--2------------
--------4------I------2-------I-------------2-----------4---2----
-----4---------I----0---------I-----2----------------------------
--2------------I--------------I---0------------------------------
---------------I--------------I----------------------------------
The picking pattern for the two chords in the chorus are just low to high,
like the Bsus2. No little riff on the A in the chorus.
Chords
Bsus2 x2442x
Dsus2 xx0230
G 320033
A x0222x
D xx0232
Verse 1
Bsus2 Dsus2 A
Come steer me now
Bsus2 Dsus2 A
Leave ideas in my head
Bsus2 Dsus2 A
I'll come alive
Bsus2 Dsus2 A
Or cover me instead
G D
There's a ceiling light above me
G D
And a song that says I will
G Bsus2 A G D
And its kneeling down upon me lonelier still
(Same as 1st verse)
Come hear me now
There's more than I have been
I figured out
And stunted end to end
(Chorus pattern twice)
There's a ceiling light above me
And a space that cannot fill
And its bearing down upon me holding me still
And I convinced you
That I would get there first
And you send me down a spiral only worse
(Same as first verse)
Come steer me now
Leave ideas in my head
I'll come alive
Or cover me instead
(Chorus pattern twice)
There's a ceiling light above me
And a song that says I will
And its kneeling down upon me lonelier still
And I convinced you
That I would get there first
And you send me down a spiral only worse
How to play Subject
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.