Whole Lot Easier
View chords used in this chart
C D F C
e|-------------------------------------------------------
B|-------------------------------------------------------
G|-------------------------------------------------------
D|----------------3----3---5-----------------------------
A|--3-3-0--3h5--5---5----5-----5p3h5--3p5--7-8---7-8--7--
E|-------------------------------------------------------
C D F C
e|---------------------------------------------------------
B|---------------------------------------------------------
G|---------------------------------------------------------
D|----5----5--7--------------------------------------------
A|--7----7--------5p3-5--5p3---7-8--7-8---5-7--5-7--5h7p5--
E|---------------------------------------------------------
{verse}:
G Am
It's a whole lot easier like this
C G
'Cos you weren't in my life
G Am
But I don't think you'll always
C F
Be wrestling on my mind
F
And my friends tell me it's for the best
F G
And that truth is sometimes unkind
{chorus}:
C D F C
I don't want to see you know that you are gone
D
Certain yes it's certain
F C
But I think I can go on
{same as verse chords}:
Walking home alone again
>From somewhere I can't remember
I got lost along the way
In this sprawling September
My friends tell me it's for the best
And that truth is sometimes unkind
{same as chorus chords}:
I don't want to see you know that you are gone
Certain yes it's certain
But I think I can go on
I don't want to see you know that you are gone
I'm so glad I left you
I'm so glad we're done
{little solo on G-Am-C-F}:
{same as chorus chords}:
I don't want to see you know that you are gone
Certain yes it's certain
But I think I can go on
I don't want to see you know that you are gone
I'm so glad I left you
I'm so glad we're done
{If you have any comments/corrections, please send me e-mail.}
Masanori OGINO
E-mail: ogino@ke.sys.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
How to play Whole Lot Easier
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 C. 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.