Three Colours Ii
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e|--------------------------------|
B|-10-9-7---7---------------------|
G|--------9---9-6-4-6-------------|
D|--------------------------------|
A|--------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------|
e|-9-7----------------------------|
B|-----10-9-10-9-7-5-7------------|
G|--------------------------------|
D|--------------------------------|
A|--------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------| x2
F#m
Ooh, ooh...
(no music)
You say oh, oh, oh, these cloven hooves
A
D*
Do you see another color?
Is it red, red, red?
Do you see another color?
Is it red, red, red, red, red,
Red, red, red, red…
(no music)
You say Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
This aching head…
A
F#m A
If there are winds in my head
F#m
Then there is wind in my head
A
You know these rustling stones
E Dm
In the years that I hold so dear
My dear, to all the things that
You said to me, oh.
A F#m
You said the shape of my hands
A
Roll up inside your hands
F#m E
Without opening up your eyes
Dm
Oh, I say “thanks and thank you for
The things that you said to me”
Bb Dm
You take a little wind
Bb Dm
The wind at my earlobes
Bb Dm
You take the little pins
C Bb
The pins in my pillow
Dm Bb
You gather up my sins
Dm Bb
You let them go airborne
Dm Bb
You take a little wind
C Bb
The wind at my ears, oh
Bb Dm
I say, “You should hear the wind in my window.”
Bb Dm
You say, “Ok, ok, ok, ok, ok.”
Bb Dm
I say, “You should hear the wind in my window.”
C Bb
You say, “Ok, ok, ok, ok, ok.”
Dm Bb
I say, “You should hear the wind in my window.”
Dm Bb
I say, “You should hear the wind in my window.”
Dm Bb
I say, “You should hear the wind at my window.”
C Bb
Oh, “You should hear the wind in my window.”
It goes,
Bb Dm
“Oooh-ooh, ooh-oh-ooh” x3
C Bb
“Oooh-ooh, ooh-oh-ooh”
Dm Bb
You say, “Ok, ok, ok, ok, ok.” x3
C Bb
You say, “Ok, ok, ok, ok, ok.”
(Bb Dm x3
C Bb
Dm Bb x3
C Bb)
(Twice)
How to play Three Colours Ii
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 B. 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.