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Clocks Guitar Tab
Clocks from Coldplay has that memorable guitar lick played during the intro and parts of the verses. This also server as the hook for the song. For this tab to be on the same key as the original song use a Capo on the 1st fret.
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INTRO
e|---------------------------------------------------------|
B|----3----------------3-------------------3---------------|
G|--------2------------------2------------------2----------|
D|------------4--------------------4-----------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------|
e|---------------------------------------------------------|
B|----1----------------1-------------------1---------------|
G|--------2------------------2------------------2----------|
D|------------2--------------------2-----------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------|
e|---------------------------------------------------------|
B|----1----------------1-------------------1---------------|
G|--------2------------------2------------------2----------|
D|------------2--------------------2-----------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------|
e|---------------------------------------------------------|
B|----0----------------0-------------------0---------------|
G|--------0------------------0------------------0----------|
D|------------2--------------------2-----------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------|
This riff is an arpeggio of the D/F#, Am and Em chords and the good news is that this riff is repeated (in this order) throughout the whole song, including the choruses. There's one extra bit of chords at the bridge though:
BRIDGE (Play this twice)
Fmaj7 C G
Oh nothing else compares
e|---------------------------------------------------------|
B|----3----------------3-------------------3---------------|
G|--------2------------------2------------------2----------|
D|------------4--------------------4-----------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------|
e|---------------------------------------------------------|
B|----1----------------1-------------------1---------------|
G|--------2------------------2------------------2----------|
D|------------2--------------------2-----------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------|
e|---------------------------------------------------------|
B|----1----------------1-------------------1---------------|
G|--------2------------------2------------------2----------|
D|------------2--------------------2-----------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------|
e|---------------------------------------------------------|
B|----0----------------0-------------------0---------------|
G|--------0------------------0------------------0----------|
D|------------2--------------------2-----------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------|
This riff is an arpeggio of the D/F#, Am and Em chords and the good news is that this riff is repeated (in this order) throughout the whole song, including the choruses. There's one extra bit of chords at the bridge though:
BRIDGE (Play this twice)
Fmaj7 C G
Oh nothing else compares
Yep, it's pretty easy and sounds good.
If some of these chords are confusing or you can't remember how to play them, download a free guitar chord chart and have a quick reference chart ready for any chord.
If some of these chords are confusing or you can't remember how to play them, download a free guitar chord chart and have a quick reference chart ready for any chord.