[Intro]Cadd9Dsus2/F#GsusE[Verse 1]Cadd9
In our first
vineyard
Dsus2/F#
there is no
Gsus
sound
Cadd9
two hundred
years ago
Dsus2/F#
sinars arms
moved and
Gsus
probed
Cadd9
but there is
music
Dsus2/F#
there are sang
GsusE
choirs
[Chorus]Cadd9
Mmmm
Dsus2/F#Gsus
mmmm
E[Verse 2]Cadd9
in western
gardens west
Dsus2/F#
lies an old
canoe of
Gsus
fiber glass
Cadd9
under the
jarboons
of a grill
Dsus2/F#
propped up
against the
Gsus
garden rim
Cadd9
and through
the pointed
archway
Dsus2/F#
can be seen
volcanic
Gsus
hills
[Break]Cadd9
can you feel the
footsteps of
your foot
D
on the ground
I would
Gsus
go inside
Cadd9
do you remember
burden in my
foot bar
D
caterpillar
doomed
Gsus
down the hill
Cadd9
earth tones
reverberate
D
elaborate
E
windy gate
[Chorus]Cadd9Dsus2/F#Gsus
Mmmm mmmm
How to play Windy Hill: key, chords and progression
Windy Hill by The Pastels is centred on C major (no sharps or flats). The song uses 5 chords: Cadd9, Dsus2/F#, Gsus, E and D.
The backbone of the song is Cadd9 – Dsus2/F# – Gsus – Cadd9 (Iadd9 – IIsus2 – Vsus4 – Iadd9 in C major). In solfa, that is doh – reh – soh – doh. Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.
Beginner-friendly: on guitar every chord is an open shape, which makes this a good song to learn early on.