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Coldplay: Clocks

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Date: Fri, 15 Nov 2002 19:36:57 -0800 (PST) From: Alison S Date: Mon, 12 May 2003 10:03:28 +0000 From: Linux 0s Subject: c/coldplay/clocks.tab Artist: Coldplay Song: "Clocks" Album: A Rush of Blood to the Head From: Mike McCaughey, >>linux0s@hotmail.com<< 5.03 The "natural" verse chords are: Eb Bbm Fm The "natural" chorus chords are: F#maj7 C# G6# F# However, for guitar I strongly recommend: CAPO 1st FRET (all chords below reflect capo'd key) VERSE (In the VERSE the fret nos. are shown "true to key" in Eb, simply because they are so far up the neck - not adjusted for the capo) D Am E|-11-------11-------11----9-------9-------9----9-------9-------9---- B|----11-------11-------11---11------11------11---11------11-------11 G|-------12-------12------------10------10-----------10------10------ D|------------------------------------------------------------------- A|------------------------------------------------------------------- E|------------------------------------------------------------------- Em (repeat) E|-8------8-------8--- B|---9------9-------9- G|-----10-----10------ D|-------------------- A|-------------------- E|-------------------- (* Change - about 2.5 mins in) D Am 16-15----16-15----15-16-16-15----16-15----15-16-16-15----16-15----15-16 ------16-------16-------------14-------14-------------14-------14------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Em E|-16-15----16-15----15-16- B|-------13-------13------- G|------------------------- D|------------------------- A|------------------------- E|------------------------- BREAK For the balance, the fret nos. are given as (capo'd) "open" chords Fmaj7 C G6 E|-0-----------------0-----------------0 B|-1-----------------1-----------------0 G|-2-----------------0-----------------0 D|-3-----------------2-----------------0 A|-3-----------------3-----------------2 E|-1-----------------------------------3 And nothin' else compares... F# F#maj7 F# F#maj7 E|-1-------------0-------------1-------------0------------- B|-1-------------1-------------1-------------1------------- G|-2-------------2-------------2-------------2------------- D|-3-------------3-------------3-------------3------------- A|-3-------------3-------------3-------------3------------- E|-1-------------1-------------1-------------1------------- ...compaaaaaares (Fade out - played over the * Change above) D Am Em E|----3-2---------3-2-0-------3-2-0----3-2----- B|---------3---1----------------------------3-- G|--------------------------------------------- D|--------------------------------------------- A|--------------------------------------------- E|--------------------------------------------- That's pretty much everything you need to know. Again, I felt it would be more confusing to "compensate" for the capo on the VERSE arpeggios simply because they are sooo far up the neck. However everything else is shown as if played "open" ala the capo on fret 1. Have fun! ~Ž