IntroRiff -x2-:
xA|-12----------12----------|-12-------------------10-|
xE|-------13----------13----|-------13-----------13---|
xC|----12----12----12----12-|----12----12---10-13-----|
xG|-------------------------|-------------------------|
Verse:
FDm
a heart thats full up like a landfill,
Gm
a job that slowly kills you,
CCsus4F
Bruises that wont heal.
F
You look so tired, unhappy,
Dm
Bring down the Government,
GmCCsus4F
They dont, they dont speak for us.
F
Ill take a quiet life,
Dm
a handshake of carbon monoxide,
Chorus:
GmCCsus4
With no alarms and no surprises
GmCCsus4
No alarms and no surprises
GmCCsus4
No alarms and no surprises
FF
Silence... Silence
Bridge:
F
This is my final fit
Dm
My final bellyache
Chorus:
GmCCsus4
With no alarms and no surprises
GmCCsus4
No alarms and no surprises
GmCCsus4
No alarms and no surprises
F
Please
Interlude -improvise-:
CDbmCDbmGmDbm
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xE|-------13----------13----|-------13-----------13---|
xC|----12----12----12----12-|----12----12---10-13-----|
xG|-------------------------|-------------------------|
Bridge:
F
Such a pretty house,
Dm
And such a pretty garden
Chorus:
GmCCsus4
With no alarms and no surprises
GmCCsus4
No alarms and no surprises
GmCCsus4
No alarms and no surprises
This arrangement for the song is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this for private study, scholarship, or research. UkuTabs does not own any songs, lyrics or arrangements posted and/or printed.
This arrangement for the song is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this for private study, scholarship, or research. UkuTabs does not own any songs, lyrics or arrangements posted and/or printed. This arrangement was downloaded for free on UkuTabs.com.
If you’re having trouble switching from the riff to the main chords here’s a riff that could work:
A | 0————0————-|-0——————————–|
E | ——1————1——-|———-1—————–1—-|
C | –0——0——0——0-|——0——–0–1–3———|
G |——————————|———————————0|
Hope it helps
tee
8 years ago
i think an F at the very end sounds good
Teamfiy
5 years ago
I think it’ll be better to play:
A|——————————————————————————————————|
E|—————1———————1——————-1————————1——3——|
C|———0———0———0———0———0———0————1———————|
G|—2———————2——————-2———————3—————–————|
Jim Mondry
9 years ago
Correction to the chording – the Dbm should be Bbm – it’s a minor 4th (transposing the key, rather than a major 4th – given that the root of this song if F).
Other than that – thanks for writing this out. It’s a lot of fun to play.
UkuleleGirl666
9 years ago
It excites me that one of the best songs EVER is on the top 10! however, I have the Ukulele Guide to radiohead and the chords in this are a little off, but it still works.
SimonU91
7 years ago
I think, in intro, the part of 13th fret, I think it can still be changed to a note in 10th fret of G String and it sounds better
Andrea Marchetti
8 years ago
I think that transposed +2 it’s better because the intro riff can be played again at the end of the chorus as it is in the song. It can be played within the chord G and it sounds great when played in between the song.
Radiohead is an English alternative rock band from Abingdon, Oxfordshire, UK which formed in 1985. The band is composed of Thom Yorke (lead vocals, rhythm guitar, piano, beats), Jonny Greenwood (lead guitar, keyboard, other instruments), Ed O’Brien (guitar, backing vocals), Colin Greenwood (bass guitar) and Phil Selway (drums, percussion).
The early years (1992 – 1995)
Radiohead released their first single, “Creep” in 1992. The song was initially unsuccessful
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.…
If you’re having trouble switching from the riff to the main chords here’s a riff that could work:
A | 0————0————-|-0——————————–|
E | ——1————1——-|———-1—————–1—-|
C | –0——0——0——0-|——0——–0–1–3———|
G |——————————|———————————0|
Hope it helps
i think an F at the very end sounds good
I think it’ll be better to play:
A|——————————————————————————————————|
E|—————1———————1——————-1————————1——3——|
C|———0———0———0———0———0———0————1———————|
G|—2———————2——————-2———————3—————–————|
Correction to the chording – the Dbm should be Bbm – it’s a minor 4th (transposing the key, rather than a major 4th – given that the root of this song if F).
Other than that – thanks for writing this out. It’s a lot of fun to play.
It excites me that one of the best songs EVER is on the top 10! however, I have the Ukulele Guide to radiohead and the chords in this are a little off, but it still works.
I think, in intro, the part of 13th fret, I think it can still be changed to a note in 10th fret of G String and it sounds better
I think that transposed +2 it’s better because the intro riff can be played again at the end of the chorus as it is in the song. It can be played within the chord G and it sounds great when played in between the song.
Thank you!
Great resource
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would recommend g em c d d g instead imo