These are Into The Blue chords by Broken Bells on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard.
[Intro]EAAmE[Verse 1]E
Overlapping lives in time
E
Cross and fade and intertwine
AAmE
When love and hearts combine
[Chorus]GDE
Hang your head down
GD
What no one ever wants,
AmD
you find in large amounts
AmD
You fall into the blue,
E
then it’s gone
[Verse 2]E
Even in the smallest things
A
I could feel it guiding me
E
And there was nothing
I could bring
A
To rein it in,
AmE
to put the fire out
[Chorus]GDE
Hang your head down
GD
What no one ever wants,
AmD
you find in large amounts
AmD
You fall into the blue,
E
then it’s gone
[Instrument]EAmEAmBmDEAmBmDGDEGDAmDAmDE
[Outro]Am
Falling through
BmD
the woman (Woman)
E
Falling through
the woman (Woman)
Am
Falling through
BmD
the woman (Woman)
E
Falling through
the woman (Woman)
Am
Falling through
BmDGD
the woman (Woman)
E
Falling (Falling)
GDAmDAmDE
How to play Into The Blue: key, chords and progression
To play Into The Blue by Broken Bells, think in A minor (no sharps or flats). It takes 6 chords: E, A, Am, G, D and Bm.
The backbone of the song is E – Am – Bm – D (V – i – ii – IV in A minor). Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.
Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 7th fret and play the shapes A, D, Dm, C, G, Em (100% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 83% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.
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Into The Blue chords: questions
What key is Into The Blue in?
Into The Blue by Broken Bells is in the key of A minor (no sharps or flats).
What chords are in Into The Blue?
Into The Blue uses 6 chords: E, A, Am, G, D, Bm.
What is the chord progression of Into The Blue?
The main progression is E – Am – Bm – D (V – i – ii – IV).
Is Into The Blue easy to play on guitar?
Yes, with a capo: put a capo on the 7th fret and play the shapes A, D, Dm, C, G, Em (100% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 83% without a capo).
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