Jan132020

EDEN – Isohel Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

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This is the chords of Isohel by EDEN on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
E
ten tonne
E
ballast on my chest
E
as I woke up a heavy inhale
A Asus A
for the nights you stole
E
fked up
E
the balance in my head
E
but its all good
E A Asus A
ill see you again another dream

[Chorus]
C#m
but I miss the way
B G#m A
the sun streamed through my window
A E
and I miss the way
E G#m
you almost held the tide
Gm C#m
but still it’s nice
C#m B E
thinking that you’re somewhere
E A E
feeling the same heat that I did
E G#m
another time
G A Amaj7 E
if invisible lines lead your way back to me
E B
walk the line

[Verse 1]
E F#m
I said id walk you home
F#m
but we still went our own way
F#m C#m
the tears lost in rain
C#m
on your cheekbones in silence
C#m B
and I pulled my head
B
out the darkness in your house
B A
cant stay til the morning
A
refracted my way out

A F#m
from nightmares in my car
F#m
as I lay beside you
F#m C#m
and fucked up my timeline
C#m
and twisted your end with
C#m B
so much still to go
B
as the sun sets behind you
B A
I can’t let it go
A
you cant hold me
A
I cant always

[Bridge]
E A
talk it out
C#m
cut me off
A
chalk it down
A
to my head
balancing my head
E A
slow it down
C#m
rise and fall
A
chalk it down
B
to my head

[Chorus]
B C#m
and I miss the way
B G#m A
the sun streamed through my window
E
and I miss the way
G#m
you almost held the tide
C#m
but still it’s nice
B G#m
thinking that you’re somewhere
A E
feeling the same heat that I did
G#m
no fear no fall
A
if invisible lines lead your way back to me
E
still i got nothing
B
woa-a-oh

[Outro]
A B C#m
comme les nuits quand je ne savais pas encore
B A E
comme les nuits qui m’ont appris à aimer les adieux
E B C#m B
comme les nuits quand on croyais que tout irais bien
F#m G#m A E
mais cela n’a pas d’importance car les nuits
G#m A
bruyantes//brilliantes
B
sont toutes pareilles à la fin

How to play Isohel: key, chords and progression

Isohel by EDEN keeps coming home to E major (four sharps: F♯, C♯, G♯, D♯). You need 10 chords: E, A, Asus, C#m, B, G#m, Gm, G, Amaj7 and F#m.

Listen for G#m – A – E – G#m (iii – IV – I – iii in E major): the song comes back to it again and again. In solfa, that is mi – fah – doh – mi. Once these 4 changes are comfortable, most of the song is done.

Good to know: on guitar, C#m, B, G#m, Gm and F#m need a barre or movable shape. Take the change into them slowly at first; piano and ukulele players have it easier.