Intro: C F Verse 1: C I was staring out the window F The whole time he was talking to me C It was a filthy pane of glass F I couldn't get a clear view C And as he went on and on F Eb It wasn't the outside world I could see C Bb F Just the filthy pane that I was looking through Chorus: F E So I had to break the window F E It just had to be F E Better that I break the window Am F D Than him or her or me Verse 2: C I was never focused on just one thing F My eyes got fixed when my mind got so C It may look like I'm concentrated on F Eb A very clear view C But I'm as good as asleep F Eb I bet you didn't know C It'd take a lot of it away F Eb If you do Chorus: F E I had to break the window F E It just had to be F E Better that I break the window Am F D Than him or her or me F E I had to break the window F E It just had to be It was in my way F E Better that I break the window Am F D Than forget what I had to say Am F D Or miss what I should see Bridge: Dm Because the fact being that Whatever's in front of me C Is covering my view Dm So I can't see what I'm seeing in fact F I only see what I'm looking through Interlude: E F E Am E D Verse 3: C So again I've done the right thing F I was never worried about that C Am Eb The answer's always been in clear view C But even when the window was cleaned F Am I still can't see for the fact Dm That when it's clean Bb Dm G It's so clear I can't tell what I'm looking through Chorus 3: F E So I had to break the window F E It just had to be It was in my way F E Better that I break the window Am F D Than him or her or me F E I had to break the window F E It just had to be It was in my way F E Better that I break the window Am F D Than miss what I should see F E I had to break the window F E It just had to be It was in my way F E Better that I break the window Am F D Than forget what I had to say Am F D Or miss what I should see Am F D Or break him or her or me Am F D Especially me Outro: Am F D This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
Window chords by Fiona Apple
How to play Window on ukulele
This arrangement is in F major. The fretting hand earns its keep in this one: I have the chords at the proficient level.
10 ukulele chords used in "Window" by Fiona Apple: A, Am, Bb, C, D, Dm, Eb, E, F and G
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