Intro -x2-: AmCEmGVerse 1:
Am
My moon, my man
C
So changeable and
EmG
Such a loveable lamb to me
Am
My care, my coat
C
Leave on a high note
EmG
There's nowhere to go but on
Verse 2:
Am
Heart on my sleeve
C
Not where it should be
EmG
The song's out of key again
Am
My moon's white face
C
What day and what phase
EmG
It's the calendar page again
Chorus:
Am
Take it slow
C
Take it easy on me
Em
And shed some light
G
Shed some light on me please
Am
Take it slow
C
Take it easy on me
Em
And shed some light
G
Shed some light on me please
Interlude -x2-: AmCEmGSolo:
xA|--10-7-10---10-7-10-7---10-7-10-7-----5--|
xE|----------7-----------7-----------7-5----|
xC|-----------------------------------------|
xG|-----------------------------------------|
Verse 3:
Am
My moon and me
C
Not as good as we've been
EmG
It's the dirtiest clean I know
Verse 4:
Am
My care, my coat
C
Leave on a high note
Em
There's nowhere to go
G
There's nowhere to go
Chorus:
Am
Take it slow
C
Take it easy on me
Em
And shed some light
G
Shed some light on me please
Am
Take it slow
C
Take it easy on me
Em
And shed some light
G
Shed some light on me please
Interlude -x8-: AmCEmGOutro:
AmCEmG
My moon my moon my man
AmCEmG
My moon my moon my man
AmCEmG
My moon my moon my man
AmCEmG
My moon my moon my man
Outro: AmCEmG
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You have to switch the second and third chords around. In -3 it is C then Am then F then G. It sounds better and that’s the chord progression of the original piano piece this is based off of.
Just do the alternative if you have a capo: 3 half steps down, capo on 3rd fret
Anonymus
4 years ago
I hope they add strumming patterns!!!! Also if you do -3 with a capo on the third fret, switch the 2nd and 3rd chords.
Please add strumming patterns!!!!!
Leslie Feist (born February 13, 1976) is a singer and songwriter from Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada. She performs as a solo artist under the name Feist and also as a member of Broken Social Scene.
Raised in Regina and Calgary, Feist got her start in music as the lead vocalist for a punk band called Placebo (not the more famous British band Placebo), who won a local Battle of the Bands competition and were awarded the opening slot at a Ramones concert.
Chord progressions are the heart of most songs. Whether you’re playing a catchy pop tune, a jazzy ballad, or a mellow folk melody, the sequence of chords you choose lays the foundation for your music.…
Play that song on -3.
i did c, Am, f, g and it sounds good strumming down twice
i’d say that it sounds best in +2, if you want it to sound like the song! 🙂
-3 is a lot easier
-3 is SO EASY!!!
You have to switch the second and third chords around. In -3 it is C then Am then F then G. It sounds better and that’s the chord progression of the original piano piece this is based off of.
Strumming pattern?
What works better is C Am F G
Just do the alternative if you have a capo: 3 half steps down, capo on 3rd fret
I hope they add strumming patterns!!!! Also if you do -3 with a capo on the third fret, switch the 2nd and 3rd chords.
Please add strumming patterns!!!!!