Jan182020

Halsey feat. Alanis Morissette – Alanis Interlude Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

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This is the chords of Alanis Interlude by Halsey feat. Alanis Morissette on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
Don’t chain your innocence

[Verse 1]
Em
A shiny badge, a suit to match
Bm7 Am7
Bit my nails down so they wouldn’t scratch
C
But who believes in needs like these?
D
I’ll take two of them, please

[Pre-Chorus]
Em Bm7
With soft skin, soft as all these
Am7
Beautiful lights and beautiful thighs
C
They always kept me up at night
D
But I can’t change my appetite

[Chorus]
Em Bm7
‘Cause your pussy is a wonderland
Am7
And I could be a better man
C D
It doesn’t matter to me
Em Bm7
Your pussy is a wonderland
Am7
And I could be a better man
C D
It doesn’t matter to me

[Post-Chorus]
Em
‘Cause he and she is her
C
And her and he are love
G B
And I have never felt the difference
Em
‘Cause he and she is her
C
And her and he are love
G B C
Tired of all these labels

[Verse 2]
Em Bm7
And my girl, she always wore a skirt in the classroom
Am7
Eatin’ my dessert in the bathroom
C
Can’t get caught so we stiller than a statue
D
Bad news, think I’ll prolly die before I have you

[Pre-Chorus]
Em Bm7
Soft skin, soft as all these
Am7
Beautiful lights and beautiful thighs
C
They always kept me up at night
D
But I live for lovin’ in the light

[Post-Chorus]
Em
‘Cause he and she is her
C
And her and he are love
G B
And I have never felt the difference
Em
‘Cause he and she is her
C
And her and he are love
G B C
Tired of all these labels

[Outro]
‘Cause he and she is her
And her and he are love
And I have never felt the difference
‘Cause he and she is her
And her and he are love
Tired of all these labels

How to play Alanis Interlude: key, chords and progression

To play Alanis Interlude by Halsey feat. Alanis Morissette, think in E minor (one sharp: F♯). It takes 7 chords: Em, Bm7, Am7, C, D, G and B.

Most of the song cycles through Em – Bm7 – Am7 – C (i – v7 – iv7 – VI in E minor). Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

Good to know: Bm7 and B are played as barre or movable shapes on guitar. Practise the change into them slowly; on piano and ukulele the same chords are easier.