[Intro]DbAb5AbEbGbAb[Verse]DbGb
Keep your helmet, keep
Ab
your life, son
DbAbBbm
Just a flesh wound, here's
Ebm
your rifle
AbBbm
Crawling up the beaches now
Gb
"Sir, I think he's bleeding out"
Db
And some things you just can't
Gb
speak about
[Chorus]DbGb
With you I serve, with you
I fall down, down
Ab
Watch you breathe in, watch you
Gb
breathing out, out
[Verse]DbBbmGb
Something med school did not cover
DbAbBbmGbAb
Someone's daughter, someone's mother
BbmGb
Holds your hand through plastic now
Db
"Doc, I think she's crashing out"
BbmGb
And some things you just can't speak about
DbGbDbAbEbmGbDbAb
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[Bridge]Gb
Only twenty minutes to sleep
DbBbmGb
But you dream of some epiphany
Db
Just one single glimpse of relief
AbBbm
To make some sense of what you've seen
[Chorus]Ab
With you I serve, with you
BbmGbDb
I fall down, down
Ab
Watch you breathe in, watch
BbmGbDb
you breathing out, out
Gb
With you I serve, with
BbmDbAb
you I fall down, down
Gb
Watch you breathe in, watch
BbmDbAb
you breathing out, out
[Outro]Gb
Only twenty minutes to sleep
DbAb
But you dream of some epiphany
Gb
Just one single glimpse of relief
Db
To make some sense of what you've seen
How to play Epiphany: key, chords and progression
This is the chords of Epiphany by Taylor Swift on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.
Epiphany by Taylor Swift sits in D♭ major (five flats: B♭, E♭, A♭, D♭, G♭), and you need 7 chords to play it: Db, Ab5, Ab, Eb, Gb, Bbm and Ebm.
Most of the song cycles through Ab – Bbm – Gb – Db (V – vi – IV – I in D♭ major), a rotation of the “four-chord” pop progression (I–V–vi–IV). In solfa, that is soh – lah – fah – doh. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.
Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 1st fret and play the shapes C, G5, G, D, F, Am, Dm (86% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 0% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.
The main progression is Ab – Bbm – Gb – Db (V – vi – IV – I), a rotation of the “four-chord” pop progression (I–V–vi–IV).
Is Epiphany easy to play on guitar?
Yes, with a capo: put a capo on the 1st fret and play the shapes C, G5, G, D, F, Am, Dm (86% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 0% without a capo).
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