| Artist | Billie Eilish |
| Album | WHEN WE FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO? |
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Verse 1: EbEbmaj7 Wait a minute, let me finish Ab Bb I know you don't care, but can you listen? Eb Ebmaj7 I came committed, guess I overdid it Ab Bb -nc- Wore my heart out on a chain, around my neck, but now it's missin', hmm Chorus: Eb Ebmaj7 -Da-da da-da da-da- hmm Ab Bb -Da-da da-da da-da umm- oh, hmm-hmm hmm-hmm Chorus 1: Eb Ebmaj7 So I think I better go, I never really know Ab Bb How to please you, you're lookin' at me like I'm see-through Eb Ebmaj7 I guess I'm gonna go, I just never know Ab Bb How you feel, do you even feel anything? Chorus: Eb Ebmaj7 Da-da da-da da-da dumm Ab Bb Da-da da-da da-da dumm, hmm-hmm hmm-hmm Verse 2: Eb Ebmaj7 You said, "don't treat me badly", but you said it so sadly Ab Bb So I did the best I could not thinkin' you would have left me gladly Eb Ebmaj7 I know you're not sorry, why should you be? Ab Bb -nc- 'Cause who am I to be in love, when your love never is for me, me Chorus: Eb Ebmaj7 Da-da da-da da-da dumm Ab Bb Da-da da-da da-da dumm, hmm-hmm hmm-hmmm Chorus 2: Eb Ebmaj7 So I think I better go, I never really know Ab Bb How to please you, you're lookin' at me like I'm see-through Eb Ebmaj7 I guess I'm gonna go, I just never know Ab Bb -nc- How you feel, do you even feel anything?
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Please do not ask for strumming patterns. Sharing online how to literally play a song (i.e. strumming, rhythm and tempo) is not allowed by the MPA (Music Publishers Association) because of copyright issues.
Carefully listen to the song and try to really "feel" the rhythm. Once you get the basics of strumming, I can assure you it'll go real quick. Maybe the strumming guide can help you on your way.
Carefully listen to the song and try to really "feel" the rhythm. Once you get the basics of strumming, I can assure you it'll go real quick. Maybe the strumming guide can help you on your way.
Californian singer and dancer "Billie Eilish debuted her ethereal indie electro-pop sound when she was barely a teenager. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Eilish grew up in a household of actors and musicians, and was home schooled along with her brother Finneas O'Connell. At the age of eight, she joined the Los Angeles Children's Choir, developing the soulful vocals that would later appear on her early singles. After the release of "six feet under" and"fingers crossed"
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i think a better strumming pattern is ↓↓↑↓↓↑↓↓↑ but its kind of harder to use
The Ab doesn’t really sound right with the rest of the song, so I tried to figure out the chord that is actually played in the song.
I’m pretty sure this is the closest to the studio version:
Eb Ebmaj7 Fm Bb
Agreed that this sounds better.
– 3 with a capo on the 3rd fret
I agree. It hits the high note perfectly and sounds just like the song!
Anyone got a replacement for that Bb?
If you want you can just transpose to -3, it is waaay easier.
Definitley not the chords. do c, cmaj7, dm,g for the whole song
Yes thank you this sounds sooo good
aren’t the real chords something along the lines of C, Em, Dm,G for the entire song
that’s what i normally play
Am I the only one who is wondering why the hell there aren’t any comments…..?
im so confused bc i dont know what -3 means can someone tell me
At the top of the page, under the song title and artist, it says ‘transpose’ and has a bunch of numbers written out.
-3 is the one with the easiest notes to play
-3 is used when talking about how the song is transposed ( as well as -1 and so on and also +1 and so on ) , you can transpose a song to sound higher or lower by changing the chords used without changing the tone of the song , a lot of people also transpose songs to find an easier chord progression with the same sound , this site has an automatic transposer meaning you can choose what transposition to set the song to , when people are commenting -3 they mean that the song is easier to play and sounds better when the song is transposed to -3
There where the name of the artist is and then way underneath that next to ‘transposer’. You can click on the -3 to see other chords.
they mean to transpose to -3. You should be able to see it below the “Note” section at the top.
So, at the top of the page, you’ll see -5, -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or something of the sort. Usually if you see in the comments something like “-3 is easier” or “2 is better sounding” then you scroll up and click that number to see if it helps you. Essentially what it does is change the key to easier ones. Not sure the technicality behind it but I hope this helps!
What the – means is -whatever the # of halfsteps you transpose it down to. And how many half steps you transpose the song to you have to put a capo on that fret to keep it in key and in tune. Example: -3 makes it easier and you put the capo on the third fret doing those chords.
Hope I helped!
if you change ab with ebmaj7 it sounds better
The alternative way of playing the E flat major chord is to bar the third fret and use your fourth finger on the sixth fret on the A string to play that higher E flat. Then it’s easier to just switch go down that half step with your third finger to play the E flat major 7th chord as written on here. That’s just how Billie played it on the song, but if you’re not a huge fan of barring your chords and you want it easier, this tab is just fine. :)
-3 is the easiest and sounds great!
Hey what’s the strumming pattern
-↓↑-↓ sounds great with this pattern
-3 is the easiest by far. I do recommend a dm instead of the f. Just as easy and sounds nice
-3 for an easy play :)
DDT
-3 and +2 are the closest to the studio version of the song, if anyone was wondering. +2 is harder to play than -3, but it does sound pretty!
I’m not sure about how to strum,is it ↓↓↑↑↓↑?
it’ what I do and I think it sounds great !
I think it’s down down up down up down and repeat
-3 is easiest but -6 sounds better if you do E7 instead of E
-3 is easy and sounds good in my opinion
the strumming pattern is dduudu udu udu
-3 is the easiest