14th October: Added a new page for KT Tunstall songs ( only 3 so far - "Suddenly I See", "Other Side of the World" and "Black Horse and a Cherry Tree", but I expect to add more, as I like most of her stuff ). Check out the page at KT Tunstall guitar chords and lyrics
Enjoy your music,
P.J. Murphy
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I played along with "Suddenly I See" and I think the chords differ a bit from the ones given on this website. Verse might be alright, but from "Everything around her" on, these are the ones:
ReplyDeleteG | A | F#m | Bm |
G | A | F#m | Bm |
G | G | Gm | Gm | > to chorus
Chorus chords ("Suddenly I See...") go like this:
Bm | F# | G | D |
Bm | F# | Gm | C | > back to verse
You might add some 7's to some of the chords, but getting major/minor alright is most important in playing this song
bass guitar music read sheet.
ReplyDeleteSome guitar players make a virtue out of NOT
knowing bass guitar music read sheet.
But they make a HUGE vice out of not beng able to read their cellphone keypad.
'Scuse me?
Hello P.J. Murphy,
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to say I enjoyed the information you have on your blog this post . It was not quite exactly what I was looking for since my search was for guitar lessons however your info was very useful. Thanks again for the helpful read
Thanks for that - these chords look much better than the other published ones I found.
ReplyDeleteCheers.
i need some help. you see, i love the drum part to "suddenly i see" but no matter where i look i cant find music that tells you how to play the drum part to it. anyone know where i can find a place that will give me the drum part, whether its free or not???
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Floris,
ReplyDeleteGood job, I don't have my guitar here with me at work but I can tell from just looking that those are the correct chords. Great progression and melody in that part, thanks!