A Few More Ghosts chords
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[Intro]
Am
[Verse 1]
Am
The sun goes down
Em
If you hang around
G D
Feel the cold wind blow
Am7
I never sleep
Em
But hide in these sheets
G D
Try to keep my eyes closed
Am7
Fire don't freeze
Em
Nightmares ain't dreams
G D
Memories turn to rust
Am Em
I feel the breeze and the fire that it feeds
G D
It's never cold enough
[Chorus]
C G
3:00 A.M., I wake up screaming
Dm7 F
Pleading for something I never believed in
C G
There ain't no room in here for no more demons
Dm7 F
And the bad ones always haunt me thе most
E7 Am7
Oh, I could use a few more ghosts
[Verse 2]
Am7
It's all in my hеad
Em7
Just shy of dead
G D
It's hard to see a way out
Am7 Em7
Wish I could learn, but I can't discern
G D
What is burning me now
[Chorus]
C G
3:00 A.M., I wake up screaming
Dm7 F
Pleading for something I never believed in
C G
There ain't no room in here for no more demons
Dm7 F
And the bad ones always haunt me thе most
E7
Oh, I could use a few more ghosts
[Guitar Solo]
Am C G Dm F C
G Dm F
[Chorus]
C G
3:00 A.M., I wake up screaming
Dm7 F
Pleading for something I never believed in
C G
There ain't no room in here for no more demons
Dm7 F
And the bad ones always haunt me thе most
E7 Am
Oh, I could use a few more ghosts
[Outro]
E7 Am
I could use a few more ghosts
E7
I could use a few more
N.C. Am7
Ghosts
How to play "A Few More Ghosts" by Cody Jinks on guitar offers a deep dive
into a song that contemplates inner demons and the quest for peace amidst turmoil.
This tutorial will guide you through the chords and emotional nuances embedded
in the music, creating a compelling narrative.
Intro and Verse Chord Progression:
The song begins with an Am chord, setting a somber and introspective tone.
Verse 1 progresses from Am to Em, G to D, and then to Am7, creating a blend
of melancholy and contemplation. The transition from minor to major chords
(Am to G and then to D) reflects the fluctuating hope and despair in the lyrics.
The use of Em emphasizes the song's emotional depth, while the G to D transition
offers a momentary lift, suggesting fleeting moments of clarity or peace.
The repetition of Am7 to Em, then G to D, underscores a cyclic struggle, while the lyric
"Fire don't freeze, nightmares ain't dreams" highlights the impossibility
of escaping one's demons.
Chorus Dynamics:
The chorus introduces C, G, Dm7, and F, broadening the song's emotional spectrum.
Starting with C to G provides a stronger resolve, reflecting a determined,
though troubled, mindset.
Dm7 to F introduces a pleading, almost desperate quality, which aligns with
the lyrics' themes of seeking relief from torment.
The transition back to C and G, followed by Dm7 to F and concluding with E7,
encapsulates the chorus's plea for respite, with E7 adding a sense of longing
for something just out of reach.
Guitar Solo and Outro:
The guitar solo follows a progression that mirrors the song's emotional journey,
using Am, C, G, Dm, F, and then back to C, G, Dm, and F. This section offers
a musical reflection on the narrative, allowing for a moment of introspection
without words.
The outro revisits the E7 and Am chords, echoing the chorus's sentiments
and closing the song on a note of unresolved yearning for peace.
Playing Tips:
- Pay attention to the emotional nuances of each chord transition, particularly
the shifts from minor to major chords and the introduction of the E7 chord,
which adds a distinctive longing to the mix.
- The dynamic range of the song—from the quiet introspection of the verses
to the more assertive chorus—should be reflected in your strumming pattern
and intensity.
- Emphasize the lyrical themes through your playing by allowing the chords
to resonate, creating space for the song's narrative and emotional depth to
shine through.
This song is a poignant exploration of battling with one's inner demons and
the elusive search for peace. Through your guitar playing, you have
the opportunity to convey the complexity of these emotions, offering both
yourself and listeners a profound musical experience.