Anyone got that? The song is awesome and the chord line is just haunting. Would be awesome if anyone knew the chords.

 

Link for the song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_Pix9BFO94

I Ran Away chords

 

Verse chords are: C#min, Abmin, Amaj

 

Chorus chords are: Emaj, F#maj, Dmaj, Amaj (x3)

and then: Dmaj, Amaj (x2)

 

hope that helps you :cool:

^^thanks!

make sure you play the chorus an octave higher...that is. the E major in the chorus is played (12)(14)(14)(13)xx

Verse chords are: C#min, Abmin, Amaj

 

Chorus chords are: Emaj, F#maj, Dmaj, Amaj (x3)

and then: Dmaj, Amaj (x2)

 

hope that helps you :cool:

 

alright so they don't use any particular tuning, just the standard one?

i ran away chords

 

^ (oops sorry, i forgot to say that didn't I?)

 

Correct, it's just Standard tuning. ;)

*sigh* they are just lovely chords, so pretty.

But remember, as with most Coldplay songs, you need to use your thumb for the 6th string :thumbsup:

Hehe yeah I'm quite familiar with that :) Thanks for the help!

^ No problem. You're welcome ;)

Do you know a lot of Coldplay songs on the guitar? Or songs that require use of the thumb?

 

Oh, and welcome to the board, by the way :cool:

I know a few of the coldplay songs, but before I learn them all the way, I tend to find another one to play :P I just picked up the guitar so I haven't gotten the chance to play anything other than coldplay :)

 

And thanks!

I wrote this out years ago...it's good enough.

 

 

Coldplay - I Ran Away

 

Intro and verse;

 

Chords | (Fret Position)

 

C#m7 (9-11-11-9-0-0)

G#m(#5) (4-6-6-4-0-0)

Aadd9 (5-7-7-6-0-0)

G#m(#5) (4-6-6-4-0-0)

 

 

Chorus;

 

Emajor (0-2-2-1-0-0)

F#7add11 (2-4-4-3-0-0)

D6add9 (10-12-12-11-0-0)

Aadd9 (5-7-7-6-0-0)

 

Repeat D6add9 and Aadd9 at end of chorus

 

No guitar chords in the next bit but play what I have written below as it works.

 

Piano Break;

 

C#m (X-X-X-6-5-4) or (X-4-6-6-5-4)

F#m (X-X-X-6-7-5) or (2-4-4-2-2-5)

Emajor (X-X-X-4-5-4) or (0-2-2-1-0-4)

F#m (X-X-X-6-7-5) or (2-4-4-2-2-5)

 

 

Before the solo, you can play Amajor (5-7-7-6-5-5) instead of the F#m

 

The Outro Solo is just the Chorus chords.

 

 

Thats it , Enjoy

 

Tabbed By Gareth Williams ([email protected])

 

 

 

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