Sep142018

It’somewhat Humanoid! – Ceramics All The Broken Pieces Chord Progression on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

ChordsG Em D Am D6/F#Dadd4/F#D/F#C/G GmCBm

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This is the chord progression of It’somewhat Humanoid! – Ceramics All The Broken Pieces on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Verse 1]
G Em D
I sank down into a pornographic masterpiece
G Em D
I heard crying but I didn’t even care
Am D6/F# G Dadd4/F# Em
I flipped over & I just started sleeping
Am D6/F# G Dadd4/F# Em D/F#
I was dreaming of somewhere far away from here

[Chorus]
G C/G D
I’m a motion picture but I’m emotionless
G C/G D
I said I love you but I was only faking it
Em D
Don’t try to keep up ’cause I’m all caught up with me
Em D G
Don’t try to wake me up ’cause I just wanna sleep

[Verse 2]
G Em D
I drifted out into a sea of hollow faces
G Em D
The only light was from their new cellphones
Am D6/F# G Dadd4/F# Em
So I grew larger just fill the empty spaces
Am D6/F# G Dadd4/F# Em D/F#
As we grew closer I still felt so all alone

[Chorus]
G C/G D
I’m a motion picture but I’m emotionless
G C/G D
I said I love you but I was only faking it
Em D
Don’t try to keep up ’cause I’m all caught up with me
Em D
Don’t try to wake me up ’cause I just wanna sleep

[Bridge]
Gm C G
When did we die; was it when I was sleeping?
Gm C G
Or have I never even really lived at all?
Bm Em
It is time that we start digging
Em D/F#
Out of this grave that we call home

[Chorus]
G C/G D
I’m a motion picture so I’ll start a movement
G C/G D
I said I love you ’cause I was feeling it
Em D
Not gonna give up ’cause I’m all wrapped up in you
Em D G
Not ’til we end up something beautiful brand new

How to play Ceramics All The Broken Pieces: key, chords and progression

Ceramics All The Broken Pieces by It’somewhat Humanoid! is in the key of G major (one sharp: F♯). The song uses 11 chords: G, Em, D, Am, D6/F#, Dadd4/F#, D/F#, C/G, Gm, C and Bm.

The progression the song keeps returning to is Am – D6/F# – G – Dadd4/F# (ii – V6 – I – V in G major). In solfa, that is reh – soh – doh – soh. Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.

Good to know: Dadd4/F#, Gm and Bm are played as barre or movable shapes on guitar. Practise the change into them slowly; on piano and ukulele the same chords are easier.