You Always Let Me Down - Graham Coxon

You Always Let Me Down

View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Here's the chords for You Always Let Me Down
Listen to the song to get the rhythms, the chorus is
 
[Verse]
A G G G
You talk about money
A G G G
You talk about soul
A G G G A G G G
I guess you better get some before you get too old
F G
Lay down on your side and say bye bye
 
[main riff]
A G G G
A G G G
 
A G G G
You talk about money
A G G G
You talk about soul
A G G G A G G G
I guess you'd better get some before you get too too too old
F G
Lay down on your side and say bye bye
 
[main riff]
A G G G
A G G G
 
[Pre-Chorus]
C C#
I know they're sayin' that I never tried to stay by your side
Fill – [AAA – XXXX] x2
C C#
Oh baby baby they'll take you for a ride
 
[Chorus]
G# build
A G G G
A G G G A G G G
You always let me down (x3)
A G G G
You always
 
[Verse]
A G G G
You talk about money
A G G G
There ain't none around
A G G G A G G G
You can't seem to let me have the freedom that I found
F G
Drop your foolish pride and say bye bye
 
[main riff]
A G G G
A G G G
 
[Pre-Chorus]
C C#
What you sayin' that you haven't tried to say before?
Fill - [AAA - XXXX]
C C#
Oh baby you know you been had before
 
[Chorus]
G# build
A G G G
A G G G A G G G
You always let me down (x3)
A G G G
You always
 
[Solo over main riff]
A G G G
A G G G
 
[Pre-Chorus]
C C#
I know they're sayin' that I never tried to stay by your side
Fill - [AAA - XXXX]
C C#
Well baby baby they'll take you for a ride
 
[Chorus]
G# build
A G G G
A G G G A G G G
You always let me down (x3)
A G G G
You always
 
End with:
A G G G A G G G
You always let me down, first chance you get (x4)
A G G G A
You always let me down

How to play You Always Let Me Down

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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.

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