[Intro]N.C.BmGEDBmF#mAE[Chorus]E
Pull you down, now
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[Verse 1]BmD
Knees knelt, I got my arms
open wide
E
And the shades turned,
so the colors die
BmD
No, don't hold too tight
to the reel
E
'Cause it's a big one, boy
DEB
Its' gonna pull you down, now
F#mA
[Chorus]E
Pull you down, now
[Verse 2]Bm
No, the cook can't look
D
No, can't look
E
No, no 'cause he's keeping
DA
his eye on the kettle
BmD
Indeed, he will be around
ED
When you, or you, or you feel
ABF#mAE
the need to feel
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[Chorus]ED
Pull you down, now
[Interlude]EGDE
Feel free to use our free Chord Shape Generator to see every chord in this song on guitar, ukulele and piano.
[Bridge]GD
Well, I live more than
E
what you'll ever know
D
But I'll give you more
G
than what I'll ever show
DE
I live more than what you'll
ever know
GD
And I'll give you more
E
than what I'll ever show
G
More than I'll ever show
E
More than I'll ever show
G
More than I'll ever show
E
More than I'll ever show
G
More than I'll ever show
E
More than I'll ever show
[Outro]EAEC#mDAEF#mEC#mDAEF#mEAGF#mEAEF#mEADAGF#mEDAGF#mE
How to play Pull: key, chords and progression
These are the chords for Pull by Blind Melon on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard
To play Pull by Blind Melon, think in A major (three sharps: F♯, C♯, G♯). It takes 8 chords: Bm, G, E, D, F#m, A, B and C#m.
The progression the song keeps returning to is E – Bm – D – E (V – ii – IV – V in A major). In solfa, that is soh – reh – fah – soh. Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.
Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 2nd fret and play the shapes Am, F, D, C, Em, G, A, Bm (75% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 50% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.
Chord diagrams
BmB D F♯GG B DEE G♯ BDD F♯ AF♯mF♯ A C♯AA C♯ EBB D♯ F♯C♯mC♯ E G♯
BmB D F♯GG B DEE G♯ BDD F♯ AF♯mF♯ A C♯AA C♯ EBB D♯ F♯C♯mC♯ E G♯
BmB D F♯GG B DEE G♯ BDD F♯ AF♯mF♯ A C♯AA C♯ EBB D♯ F♯C♯mC♯ E G♯
Pull chords: questions
What key is Pull in?
Pull by Blind Melon is in the key of A major (three sharps: F♯, C♯, G♯).
What chords are in Pull?
Pull uses 8 chords: Bm, G, E, D, F#m, A, B, C#m.
What is the chord progression of Pull?
The main progression is E – Bm – D – E (V – ii – IV – V).
Is Pull easy to play on guitar?
Yes, with a capo: put a capo on the 2nd fret and play the shapes Am, F, D, C, Em, G, A, Bm (75% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 50% without a capo).
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