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H OW TO R EAD THE C HORD N OTATION
When you figure it out, you will see how easy it is... here are some examples
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A slash shows where the end of a measure is, usually four beats.
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Each chord symbol represents one regular beat.
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A hyphen means that you repeat the previous chord; it also represents one regular beat.
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An "empty measure" between two slashes means to repeat the same set of chords in the previous
measure (chords notated between previous set of slashes)
An example is Dancing in the Street:
D - - - / / D7 - - - / / = D D D D / D D D D / D7 D7 D7 D7 / D7 D7 D7 D7 /
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When there is a "xN" (x2, x4, etc.) between two slashes it means to repeat the previous amount of
measures according to the number. An example is Heart of Gold:
Em
- C
- /
/ D
D
- G
- / x2 / = Em Em C C / D D G G / Em Em C C / D D G G /
C
C
/
DD
G
/ x2 / = Em Em C C / D D G G / Em Em C C / D D G G /
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Two chords squeezed together represents that these chords are played twice as fast, or in triplet feel if
three are put together. As the double (twice as fast) in I'll Cry Instead and the triplet (three times as fast)
in Stormy Monday.
Stormy: Am - - Am7B b m7Bm7 /
G - GC - /
I'll cry instead:
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If at the end of a line of chords a (2x) or other multiple is given (Nx), then repeat the entire line of chords
that amount of times. If this found inside the slashes, then repeat that measure that amount of times.
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A double slash represents the break between two sections of the song, usually the verse and chorus.
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If a single quotes is between two slashes /
/ then use the corresponding measure in sequence from
the line above. And if the quotes is followed by a 1st xN, / " 1st xN / then use the first number of
measures from the line above or previous section. An example is A Day in a Life.
/
/ " /
/
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"(Capo Nth Fret)" indicates that you will have to capo at that fret to keep in key with song. You may capo
any piece to fit with your voice also...
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If no chords are given after the chorus, then the chorus uses the same chords as the verses. Also some
songs will identify that you repeat the same set of chords throughout the piece.
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Chords with a small slash and letter following them represent the bass notes played with that chord. See
next example.
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A greater than symbol “ >” indicates a descending bass run, likewise a less than symbol an ascending
bass run. A descending example is Friend of the Devil.
G > - - / C > - - / = G G /F# G /E G /D / C C /B C /A C /G /
When you see this symbol & (the clef sign) it represents that song has been charted in an easy to play key.
A capo notation will follow which brings it into the key of the original recording.
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; represents that the song key has been changed for easy sing or play.
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Also, a musical note
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A CHILD IN THESE HILLS
Jackson Browne
I am a child in these hills
I am away, I am alone
I am a child in these hills
I'm looking for water, and looking for life
Who will show me the river and ask me my name
Is there nobody here who can do that?
D - - - / G - A - / D - - - / / A - - - / /
D - - - / G - A - / x2 / x2 / x2 / D - - - /
A - - - / G - - - / / D - - - / G - - - / A - - - //
C:
Well I have come to these hills,
I will come to the river,
As I choose to be gone
From the house of my father
I am a child in these hills
D - - - / As4 - A - / x2 / x2 / D - - - / G - - - /
A - - - / D - Em - / G6 - A - / D - - - / //
B:
Chased from the gates of the city,
Where no one had touched me
I am away, I am alone
I am a child in these hills
I'm looking for water, and looking for life
Who will show me the river and ask me my name
Is there nobody here who can do that?
B b - - - / / F - - - / / A - - - / / G - - - / /
Bm - - - / / Em - - - / G - - - / D - Em - / G6 - A - / D - - - / /
A - - - / G - - - / / D - - - / G - - - / A - - -//
C:
Well I have come to these hills,
I will come to the river,
As I choose to be gone
From the house of my father
I am a child in these hills
© 1972 Atlantic Records: on his "Saturate Before Using"
A DAY IN THE LIFE
The Beatles (Paul McCartney)
V1:
I read the news today, oh boy
About a lucky man who made the grade
And though the news was rather sad
Well I just had to laugh
I saw the photograph
G - D /F# - / Em - D - / C - C /B / As2 - - - /
G - D /F# - / Em - D - / C - F - / Em - - - / x2 //
V2:
He blew his mind out in a car
He didn't notice that the light had changed
A crowd of people stood and stared
They seen his face before
Nobody was really sure if he was from the House of Lords
I saw a film today, oh boy
The English army had just won the war
A crowd of people turned away
But I just had to look
Having read the book
G - D /F# - / Em - D - / C - C /B / As2 - - - /
G - D /F# - / Em - D - / C - F - / Em - - - / C - - - //
I'd love to turn you on...
C - G - / D - A - / A - - - // go wild
B:
Woke up, got out of bed,
Dragged a comb across my head
Found my way downstairs and drank a cup,
And looking up I noticed I was late
Found my coat and grabbed my hat
Made the bus in seconds flat
Found my way upstairs and had a smoke
And somebody spoke and I went into a dream
E - - - / - - D - / - - / E - / D - E - / D - - - // (2x)
( C - - - / G - - - / D - - - / A - - - / x4 / C - C /B A // )
V2:
I read the news today, oh boy
Four thousand holes in Blackburn, Lancashire
And though the holes were rather small
They had to count them all
Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall
I'd love to turn you on...
© 1967 EMI Records: on their "Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band"
A MURDER OF ONE
Counting Crows (Adam Duritz/Matt Malley/David Bryson)
&
Blue morning
Blue morning
Wrapped in strands of fist and bone
Curiosity, Kitten, doesn't have to mean you're on your own
You can look outside your window
He doesn't have to know
We can talk awhile, baby
We can take it nice and slow
D - - - / / C - - - / // (4x)
C:
All your life is such a shame ... All your love is just a dream
G - - - / / C - - - / // (4x)
Are you happy where you're sleeping?
Does he keep you safe and warm?
Does he tell you when you're sorry?
Does he tell you when you're wrong?
I've been watching you for hours
It's been years since we were born
We were perfect when we started
I've been wondering where we've gone
C:
All your life is such a shame ... All your love is just a dream
B:
I dreamt I saw you walking up a hillside in the snow
Casting shadows on the winter sky as you stood there counting crows
One for sorrow
Two for joy
Three for girls and four for boys
Five for silver
Six for gold and
Seven for a secret never to be told
D - - - / / C - - - / / x4 / D - - - / / Am - - - / / G /B - - - / / C - - - / //
There's a bird that nests inside you
Sleeping underneath your skin
When you open up your wings to speak
I wish you'd let me in
C:
All your life is such a shame ... All your love is just a dream
T:
Open up your eyes, you can see the flames
Of your wasted life, you should be ashamed
You don't want to waste your life, baby
You don't want to waste your life, darling (4x)
I walk along the hillsides, in the summer 'neath the sunshine
I am feathered by the moonlight falling down off me (4x)
Change ...
© 1993 Geffen Records: on their “August and Everything After”
ACROSS THE GREAT DIVIDE
Kate Wolf
I've been walkin' in my sleep
Countin' troubles 'stead of countin' sheep
Where the years went I can't say
I just turned around and they've gone away
A - - - / A - D - / A - - - / - - - > / F#m - - - / / D - - - / /
A - - - / - - - > / F#m - - - / / D - - - / E - - - / A - - - / //
I've been siftin' through the layers
Of dusty books and faded papers
They tell a story I used to know
And it was one that happened so long ago
C:
It's gone away in yesterday
Now I find myself on the mountainside
Where the rivers change direction
Across the Great Divide
A - - - / A - D - / A - - - / - - - > / F#m - - - / / D - - - / /
A - G#m - / F#m - - - / D - E - / A - - - / //
Now, I heard the owl a-callin'
Softly as the night was fallin'
With a question and I replied
But he's gone across the borderline
C:
He's gone away in yesterday
Now I find myself on the mountainside
Where the rivers change direction
Across the Great Divide
(Solo on verse)
The finest hour that I have seen
Is the one that comes between
The edge of night and the break of day
It's when the darkness rolls away
C:
And it's gone away in yesterday
Now I find myself on the mountainside
Where the rivers change direction
Across the Great Divide
C:
And it's gone away in yesterday
Now I find myself on the mountainside
It's where the rivers change direction
Across the Great Divide
© 1981 Rhino Records/Another Sundown Publishing/Kate Wolf:: on her Close to You", and on Nanci Griffith "Other Voices, Other
Rooms"
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