Burl Ives (Song: Grandfather's Clock) Chords

Tempo:
79.75 bpm
Chords used:

F#

C#

G#m

B

A#m

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Burl Ives (Song: Grandfather's Clock) chords
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[F#] [G#m] [C#]
[G#m] [A#m] [F#] [G#m]
[F#] [G#m] [F#] [G#m] My grandfather's [C#] clock was too [F#] large for the shelf, so it stood ninety years on the [C#] floor.
It was taller by [F#] far than the old man himself, though it weighed not a penny weight more.
It was bought [D#m] on the morn [F] of the day that he was born, [D#m] and was [G#m] always his [F#] pleasure and pride.
But it [C#] stopped short, never to [B] go again, [C#] when the old [F#] man died.
[A] [F#] Ninety years without slumbering, his [A#m] life seconds numbering.
Tick [E]-tock, tick [G#m]-tock, [F#] it stopped
[C#m] short, never to [B] go again, [C#] when the old [F#] man died.
In watching the pendulum swing to and fro, many hours he had spent as a [C#] boy.
[F#] In childhood and manhood the clock seemed to know, and it shared both his grief and his joy.
For it struck twenty [G#m]-four when [C#] he entered at [F#] the door, with a blooming [G#m] and beautiful bride.
[F#] But it stopped [C#] short, [B] never to go again, [C#] when the old [F#] man died.
Ninety years without slumbering, his life seconds [D#] numbering.
Tick [A#]-tock, tick [F#]-tock, it stopped [C#] short, [F#] never [G] to go [B] again, [F#] when the [C#] old [F#] man died.
Key:  
F#
134211112
C#
12341114
G#m
123111114
B
12341112
A#m
13421111
F#
134211112
C#
12341114
G#m
123111114
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Let's start jamming Vintage Youtube Exclusives - (Song: Grandfathers Clock) Burl Ives chords, familiarize yourself with these chords - G#m, C#, F#, G#m, B, C#, F# and C# in sequence. Begin your practice at a relaxed 39 BPM, then work your way up to the song's BPM of 80. Configure the capo to your vocal range and chord preference, remembering the key of F# Major.

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[F#] _ _ _ _ _ [G#m] _ [C#] _ _
_ _ [G#m] _ [A#m] _ [F#] _ _ _ [G#m] _
[F#] _ [G#m] _ [F#] _ [G#m] _ My grandfather's [C#] clock was too [F#] large for the shelf, so it stood ninety years on the [C#] floor.
It was taller by [F#] far than the old man himself, though it weighed not a penny weight more.
It was bought [D#m] on the morn [F] of the day that he was born, [D#m] and was [G#m] always his [F#] pleasure and pride.
But it [C#] stopped short, never to [B] go again, [C#] when the old [F#] man died.
[A] [F#] Ninety years without slumbering, _ _ his [A#m] life seconds numbering.
Tick [E]-tock, tick [G#m]-tock, [F#] it stopped _
[C#m] short, never to [B] go again, [C#] when the old _ [F#] man died. _ _ _
_ _ In watching the pendulum swing to and fro, many hours he had spent as a [C#] boy.
[F#] In childhood and manhood the clock seemed to know, and it shared both his grief and his joy.
For it struck twenty [G#m]-four when [C#] he entered at [F#] the door, with a blooming [G#m] and beautiful bride.
[F#] But it stopped [C#] short, [B] never to go again, [C#] when the old [F#] man died.
_ Ninety years without _ slumbering, _ _ his life seconds [D#] numbering.
Tick [A#]-tock, tick [F#]-tock, it stopped [C#] short, [F#] never [G] to go _ [B] again, _ _ _ _ _ [F#] when the [C#] old _ [F#] man died. _ _

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