Chords for Colin Hay: How To Play Overkill Tutorial
Tempo:
122.2 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
A
B
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Jam Along & Learn...
[E] A lot of people ask me how to play [D#] Overkill.
[N] 429 I think, to be exact.
[E] Last count.
Anyway, look, it's not a bad little rundown.
I'll try and explain how to play the song in the simplest way [N] possible.
But in as
[Em] interesting a way as possible.
So we'll start off with [G] a guitar which is [E] just in regular tuning.
It won't be in regular tuning for long, but we'll just start with that.
This is a [N] guitar which is tuned standard.
But we're going to tune both these E strings down to a D.
Which is called a Drop D tuning.
[E] So we'll do that right [D] now.
[Em] And this E string as well.
[B] Down to a [A] D.
[D]
So we [A] have
In other words, [D] you can play in all different keys.
The whole point of this is to get a drone vibe going.
Or as my wife would say, vague [D#] chords.
[Gm] Very vague chords.
[B] [D]
So [B] here we go.
This is what this sounds like.
If you play a D chord, you don't have to play it like this.
You're just taking this finger off.
Because this string is already playing D.
[D] So we'll play Overkill.
On the record, I think it's in the key of E.
[B] But a lot of the early songs that [N] I was working on with [D] Men at Work
were written with this Drop D tuning.
So we'll play it in D, just because we don't have to worry about capos and so forth.
It's the simplest approach.
So you [G] start off
It's this chord here.
I'm just going to play it and I'll just do [Am] it slowly.
So you can get [D] the fingering for the chords.
[Em] This is kind of an interesting way of playing it.
So you're not playing [D] this bar chord here, like a D.
And then if you play the
I'm going to play it like this.
So you've got your first finger on the 5th fret on the 5th string.
On the D.
And then this one is open.
[G]
The G string is open.
And [D] then you're putting your little finger down on the 2nd string on the 7th fret.
So you have that chord, which is
I don't exactly know what that chord is, but it sounds pretty.
So you start off
I'll just play it for you.
I'll do it very slowly.
I can get [F#m] to sleep.
So [G] everything stays where it's at, except this finger here [D]
moves down [F#m] one fret.
[D] You're playing exactly
I [F#m] [D]
can [F#m] get to sleep.
And then you move down to [C] the C position.
[D] Same as the [G] D position, but you're moving [C] down to the C.
[D] So you're going
I [F#m] can get to sleep.
[C]
Think [G] about the
And then move this, your first [B] finger down to [C] the B.
To the B [D] note.
I [F#m] can get to sleep.
[C]
Think [Em] about the implications.
[D]
Diving [F#m] in too deep.
[C]
[Em] Possibly the complications.
[D]
Especially [F#m] at night.
[Am]
[C] I [Em] worry over situations.
[D]
And [F#m] it will be alright.
[C] Perhaps [Em] it's just imagination.
So that's the verse.
That's all [D] the course of the verse.
So it's [F#m]
[C] [Em] the same [D] fingering, just in a different position.
So you're in the D position.
[F#m] And then you go down to the Db.
[G] Or C [C] sharp.
And then you go down to the C.
[Em] And then you just bring your first finger down to the B.
[A#] So that's the verse.
[Em] And then the chorus is you go down to the
It's like a B minor 7 with something else in there.
It might be a [B] 9.
I'm not quite sure what the chord is.
[G]
So that's the sound of it.
It has a different flavor because these two strings are tuned [B] down to a D.
So you have your first finger on the 5th string on the 2nd fret.
B note.
And your 3rd finger here on the 4th fret on the 4th string.
[G] This is open.
The G string is open.
And your 2nd finger is on the 2nd string on the 3rd fret.
On the D note.
And this is the D also, so this is open.
So you have this sound.
Which is
[D] [C] [G] Day after day.
Day after day.
It reappears.
You [A] go down to the A note.
This is that A suspended.
So you're [D] [A]
[B] [G] going
Day after day.
[A] It [B] reappears.
[A] Or the little melody [B] is
[G]
Day after day.
[A] It reappears.
[B] [G] Night after night.
And then you're going up to this [Am] suspended note.
Which is a kind of [F] a weird chord that I [A] like to play.
Because of the drop D's it sounds interesting as well.
So you [F] have your [B] 3rd finger on the [A] 7th fret on the 6th string.
This one is more muted.
[G] And you have this note here which is the G note on [A] the 5th fret of the 4th [G] string.
And this one which is the suspended note which is the 4th.
[D] So you're [G]
going
Day after day.
[Dm] It reappears.
[A] [B]
[G] Night after night.
My heartbeat shows [A] the fear.
Then you go down to the major.
[G] Shows [A] the fear.
[E] Goes
Same positioning except down here on [B] the
[G] [F#] [B] 3 positions down.
Which is your 3rd finger on the [F#] 4th fret.
But it's the [G] same positioning.
[A] [E]
[F#]
[G] This is a G.
It's like a G note.
This is on the 5th fret.
But it's the [D] G note because you've [D#] tuned this string [G] down.
So this is G.
This is muted.
[D] And then the D [G] note.
G and a D.
So this chord.
And then [A] you go to the A.
[D] [A]
And that's the whole song.
So I'll [C] just play it really slowly again.
So you [D] get a handle on it.
I can [F#m] get to sleep.
[C] Think [G] about the [Em] implications.
[D] [G] Diving [F#m] in too deep.
[C] And [Em] possibly the complications.
[D] Especially [F#m]
at night.
[C] I [Em] worry over situations.
[D] I know we'll [F#m] be alright.
[C] Perhaps it's [Em] just the imagination.
[Bm] [G] Day after day.
It [A] reappears.
[B] [G] Night after night.
In my heartbeat.
[A] Shows the fear.
[E]
Ghosts [F#] appear.
And [G] fade away.
[D]
[A] There you go.
Hope that helps.
[N] 429 I think, to be exact.
[E] Last count.
Anyway, look, it's not a bad little rundown.
I'll try and explain how to play the song in the simplest way [N] possible.
But in as
[Em] interesting a way as possible.
So we'll start off with [G] a guitar which is [E] just in regular tuning.
It won't be in regular tuning for long, but we'll just start with that.
This is a [N] guitar which is tuned standard.
But we're going to tune both these E strings down to a D.
Which is called a Drop D tuning.
[E] So we'll do that right [D] now.
[Em] And this E string as well.
[B] Down to a [A] D.
[D]
So we [A] have
In other words, [D] you can play in all different keys.
The whole point of this is to get a drone vibe going.
Or as my wife would say, vague [D#] chords.
[Gm] Very vague chords.
[B] [D]
So [B] here we go.
This is what this sounds like.
If you play a D chord, you don't have to play it like this.
You're just taking this finger off.
Because this string is already playing D.
[D] So we'll play Overkill.
On the record, I think it's in the key of E.
[B] But a lot of the early songs that [N] I was working on with [D] Men at Work
were written with this Drop D tuning.
So we'll play it in D, just because we don't have to worry about capos and so forth.
It's the simplest approach.
So you [G] start off
It's this chord here.
I'm just going to play it and I'll just do [Am] it slowly.
So you can get [D] the fingering for the chords.
[Em] This is kind of an interesting way of playing it.
So you're not playing [D] this bar chord here, like a D.
And then if you play the
I'm going to play it like this.
So you've got your first finger on the 5th fret on the 5th string.
On the D.
And then this one is open.
[G]
The G string is open.
And [D] then you're putting your little finger down on the 2nd string on the 7th fret.
So you have that chord, which is
I don't exactly know what that chord is, but it sounds pretty.
So you start off
I'll just play it for you.
I'll do it very slowly.
I can get [F#m] to sleep.
So [G] everything stays where it's at, except this finger here [D]
moves down [F#m] one fret.
[D] You're playing exactly
I [F#m] [D]
can [F#m] get to sleep.
And then you move down to [C] the C position.
[D] Same as the [G] D position, but you're moving [C] down to the C.
[D] So you're going
I [F#m] can get to sleep.
[C]
Think [G] about the
And then move this, your first [B] finger down to [C] the B.
To the B [D] note.
I [F#m] can get to sleep.
[C]
Think [Em] about the implications.
[D]
Diving [F#m] in too deep.
[C]
[Em] Possibly the complications.
[D]
Especially [F#m] at night.
[Am]
[C] I [Em] worry over situations.
[D]
And [F#m] it will be alright.
[C] Perhaps [Em] it's just imagination.
So that's the verse.
That's all [D] the course of the verse.
So it's [F#m]
[C] [Em] the same [D] fingering, just in a different position.
So you're in the D position.
[F#m] And then you go down to the Db.
[G] Or C [C] sharp.
And then you go down to the C.
[Em] And then you just bring your first finger down to the B.
[A#] So that's the verse.
[Em] And then the chorus is you go down to the
It's like a B minor 7 with something else in there.
It might be a [B] 9.
I'm not quite sure what the chord is.
[G]
So that's the sound of it.
It has a different flavor because these two strings are tuned [B] down to a D.
So you have your first finger on the 5th string on the 2nd fret.
B note.
And your 3rd finger here on the 4th fret on the 4th string.
[G] This is open.
The G string is open.
And your 2nd finger is on the 2nd string on the 3rd fret.
On the D note.
And this is the D also, so this is open.
So you have this sound.
Which is
[D] [C] [G] Day after day.
Day after day.
It reappears.
You [A] go down to the A note.
This is that A suspended.
So you're [D] [A]
[B] [G] going
Day after day.
[A] It [B] reappears.
[A] Or the little melody [B] is
[G]
Day after day.
[A] It reappears.
[B] [G] Night after night.
And then you're going up to this [Am] suspended note.
Which is a kind of [F] a weird chord that I [A] like to play.
Because of the drop D's it sounds interesting as well.
So you [F] have your [B] 3rd finger on the [A] 7th fret on the 6th string.
This one is more muted.
[G] And you have this note here which is the G note on [A] the 5th fret of the 4th [G] string.
And this one which is the suspended note which is the 4th.
[D] So you're [G]
going
Day after day.
[Dm] It reappears.
[A] [B]
[G] Night after night.
My heartbeat shows [A] the fear.
Then you go down to the major.
[G] Shows [A] the fear.
[E] Goes
Same positioning except down here on [B] the
[G] [F#] [B] 3 positions down.
Which is your 3rd finger on the [F#] 4th fret.
But it's the [G] same positioning.
[A] [E]
[F#]
[G] This is a G.
It's like a G note.
This is on the 5th fret.
But it's the [D] G note because you've [D#] tuned this string [G] down.
So this is G.
This is muted.
[D] And then the D [G] note.
G and a D.
So this chord.
And then [A] you go to the A.
[D] [A]
And that's the whole song.
So I'll [C] just play it really slowly again.
So you [D] get a handle on it.
I can [F#m] get to sleep.
[C] Think [G] about the [Em] implications.
[D] [G] Diving [F#m] in too deep.
[C] And [Em] possibly the complications.
[D] Especially [F#m]
at night.
[C] I [Em] worry over situations.
[D] I know we'll [F#m] be alright.
[C] Perhaps it's [Em] just the imagination.
[Bm] [G] Day after day.
It [A] reappears.
[B] [G] Night after night.
In my heartbeat.
[A] Shows the fear.
[E]
Ghosts [F#] appear.
And [G] fade away.
[D]
[A] There you go.
Hope that helps.
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[E] A lot of people ask me how to play [D#] Overkill.
_ _ _ [N] _ 429 I think, to be exact.
_ _ _ _ [E] Last count.
Anyway, look, _ _ it's _ not a bad little rundown.
_ I'll try and explain how to play the song _ in the simplest way [N] possible. _
_ But _ in as _
[Em] interesting a way as possible.
So we'll start off with [G] a guitar which is [E] just in regular tuning.
_ _ _ It won't be in regular tuning for long, but we'll just start with that.
This is a [N] guitar which is tuned standard.
But we're going to tune both these E strings down to a D.
Which is called a Drop D tuning.
[E] So we'll do that right [D] now. _ _ _
_ _ _ [Em] And this E string as well.
[B] _ Down to a [A] D. _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ So we [A] _ _ _ have_
In other words, _ [D] you can play in all different keys. _ _
The whole point of this is to get _ _ _ a drone _ vibe going. _ _
_ Or as my wife would say, vague [D#] chords.
[Gm] Very vague chords.
[B] _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ So _ [B] here we go.
This is what this sounds like.
If you play a D chord, you don't have to play it like this.
You're just taking this finger off.
Because this string is already playing D.
[D] _ _ So we'll play Overkill.
On the record, I think it's in the key of E.
[B] But a lot of the early songs that [N] I was working on with [D] Men at Work
were written with _ this Drop D tuning. _
So we'll play it in D, just because we don't have to worry about capos and so forth.
It's the simplest approach. _ _
So you [G] start off_
It's this chord here.
I'm just going to play it and I'll just do [Am] it slowly.
So you can get [D] the fingering for the chords.
[Em] This is kind of an interesting way of playing it.
So you're not playing [D] this bar chord here, like a D. _
And then if you play the_
I'm going to play it like this.
So you've got your first finger on the 5th fret on the 5th string.
On the D.
And _ _ _ then this one is open.
[G]
The G string is open.
And [D] then you're putting your little finger down on the 2nd string on the 7th fret. _ _
So you have that chord, which is_
I don't exactly know what that chord is, but it sounds pretty. _ _ _
So you start off_
I'll just play it for you.
_ I'll _ _ _ _ do it very slowly. _
I can get [F#m] to sleep.
So [G] everything stays where it's at, except this finger here [D] _
moves down [F#m] one fret.
_ [D] _ _ You're playing exactly_
I [F#m] _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ can [F#m] get to sleep. _ _
And then you move down to [C] the C position.
_ _ [D] Same as the [G] D position, but you're moving [C] down to the C.
[D] So you're going_
I [F#m] can get to sleep.
_ _ [C] _
_ Think [G] about the_
And then move this, your first [B] finger down to [C] the B.
To the B [D] note.
I _ _ [F#m] can get to sleep.
_ _ [C] _
Think [Em] about the implications.
_ [D] _ _
Diving [F#m] in too deep.
_ _ [C] _
_ [Em] Possibly the complications.
_ [D] _
_ Especially [F#m] at night.
_ [Am] _
[C] _ I [Em] worry over _ situations.
[D] _
_ And [F#m] it will be alright. _ _
[C] _ _ Perhaps [Em] it's just imagination. _
So that's the verse.
That's all [D] the course of the verse.
So it's _ [F#m] _
_ [C] _ _ [Em] _ _ _ the same [D] _ fingering, just in a different position.
So you're in the D position.
_ [F#m] And then you go down to the Db.
_ [G] Or C [C] sharp.
And then you go down to the C.
_ [Em] And then you just bring your first finger down to the B. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [A#] _ So that's the verse.
[Em] And then the chorus is you go down to the_
It's like a B minor 7 with something else in there.
It might be a [B] 9.
I'm not quite sure what the chord is.
[G] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
So that's the sound of it.
It _ has a different flavor because these two strings are tuned [B] down to a D.
So you have your first finger on the 5th string on the 2nd fret.
B note.
_ And your _ 3rd finger here on the 4th fret on the _ 4th string.
[G] This is open.
_ The G string is open.
_ _ And your 2nd finger is on the 2nd string on the 3rd fret.
On the D note. _ _
And this is the D also, so this is open.
So you have this sound.
_ _ Which _ is_ _
[D] _ [C] _ [G] _ _ Day _ after day.
_ _ _ Day after day.
It reappears.
You [A] go down to the A note.
This is that A suspended.
So you're _ [D] _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ [B] _ [G] going_
Day after day.
[A] It [B] reappears.
_ _ [A] _ Or the little melody _ _ _ [B] is_
_ [G]
Day after day.
[A] It reappears. _ _
_ _ _ [B] _ _ _ [G] Night after night.
And then you're going up to this [Am] suspended note.
Which is a kind of [F] a weird chord that I [A] like to play.
Because of the drop D's it sounds interesting as well.
So you [F] have your _ [B] 3rd finger on the [A] 7th fret on the 6th string.
This one is more muted.
_ [G] And you have this note here which is the _ G _ _ _ note on [A] the 5th fret of the 4th [G] string. _ _ _ _
And this one which is the _ _ _ suspended note which is the 4th.
_ _ _ [D] So you're [G] _
going_
Day after day.
[Dm] It reappears.
[A] _ _ [B] _
_ [G] Night after night.
My heartbeat shows _ [A] the fear.
Then you go down to the major. _
_ _ [G] _ Shows [A] the fear.
_ _ [E] _ _ Goes_
Same positioning except down here on [B] _ _ the_ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [F#] _ _ [B] 3 positions down.
Which is your 3rd finger on the [F#] 4th fret.
But it's the [G] same positioning.
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] This _ _ _ _ is a G.
It's like a G note.
This is on the 5th fret.
But it's the [D] G note because you've [D#] tuned this string [G] down.
So this is G.
This is muted.
[D] And then the D [G] note.
G and a D.
So _ _ _ this chord.
_ And then [A] you go to the A.
[D] _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ And that's the whole song.
So I'll [C] just play it really slowly again.
So you [D] get a handle on it. _
_ I _ _ can [F#m] get to sleep.
_ _ [C] _ _ Think [G] about the [Em] implications.
[D] _ [G] _ Diving [F#m] in too deep.
_ [C] _ _ And [Em] possibly the complications.
[D] _ _ Especially [F#m]
at night.
_ [C] _ _ I [Em] worry over _ situations.
[D] _ I know we'll [F#m] be alright.
_ [C] _ _ Perhaps it's [Em] just the imagination.
[Bm] _ [G] _ _ Day after day.
It [A] reappears. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [B] _ [G] _ Night after night.
In my heartbeat. _ _ _
[A] Shows the fear.
_ [E] _ _ _
Ghosts [F#] appear.
_ And [G] fade away.
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ There you go.
Hope that helps. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [N] _ 429 I think, to be exact.
_ _ _ _ [E] Last count.
Anyway, look, _ _ it's _ not a bad little rundown.
_ I'll try and explain how to play the song _ in the simplest way [N] possible. _
_ But _ in as _
[Em] interesting a way as possible.
So we'll start off with [G] a guitar which is [E] just in regular tuning.
_ _ _ It won't be in regular tuning for long, but we'll just start with that.
This is a [N] guitar which is tuned standard.
But we're going to tune both these E strings down to a D.
Which is called a Drop D tuning.
[E] So we'll do that right [D] now. _ _ _
_ _ _ [Em] And this E string as well.
[B] _ Down to a [A] D. _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ So we [A] _ _ _ have_
In other words, _ [D] you can play in all different keys. _ _
The whole point of this is to get _ _ _ a drone _ vibe going. _ _
_ Or as my wife would say, vague [D#] chords.
[Gm] Very vague chords.
[B] _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ So _ [B] here we go.
This is what this sounds like.
If you play a D chord, you don't have to play it like this.
You're just taking this finger off.
Because this string is already playing D.
[D] _ _ So we'll play Overkill.
On the record, I think it's in the key of E.
[B] But a lot of the early songs that [N] I was working on with [D] Men at Work
were written with _ this Drop D tuning. _
So we'll play it in D, just because we don't have to worry about capos and so forth.
It's the simplest approach. _ _
So you [G] start off_
It's this chord here.
I'm just going to play it and I'll just do [Am] it slowly.
So you can get [D] the fingering for the chords.
[Em] This is kind of an interesting way of playing it.
So you're not playing [D] this bar chord here, like a D. _
And then if you play the_
I'm going to play it like this.
So you've got your first finger on the 5th fret on the 5th string.
On the D.
And _ _ _ then this one is open.
[G]
The G string is open.
And [D] then you're putting your little finger down on the 2nd string on the 7th fret. _ _
So you have that chord, which is_
I don't exactly know what that chord is, but it sounds pretty. _ _ _
So you start off_
I'll just play it for you.
_ I'll _ _ _ _ do it very slowly. _
I can get [F#m] to sleep.
So [G] everything stays where it's at, except this finger here [D] _
moves down [F#m] one fret.
_ [D] _ _ You're playing exactly_
I [F#m] _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ can [F#m] get to sleep. _ _
And then you move down to [C] the C position.
_ _ [D] Same as the [G] D position, but you're moving [C] down to the C.
[D] So you're going_
I [F#m] can get to sleep.
_ _ [C] _
_ Think [G] about the_
And then move this, your first [B] finger down to [C] the B.
To the B [D] note.
I _ _ [F#m] can get to sleep.
_ _ [C] _
Think [Em] about the implications.
_ [D] _ _
Diving [F#m] in too deep.
_ _ [C] _
_ [Em] Possibly the complications.
_ [D] _
_ Especially [F#m] at night.
_ [Am] _
[C] _ I [Em] worry over _ situations.
[D] _
_ And [F#m] it will be alright. _ _
[C] _ _ Perhaps [Em] it's just imagination. _
So that's the verse.
That's all [D] the course of the verse.
So it's _ [F#m] _
_ [C] _ _ [Em] _ _ _ the same [D] _ fingering, just in a different position.
So you're in the D position.
_ [F#m] And then you go down to the Db.
_ [G] Or C [C] sharp.
And then you go down to the C.
_ [Em] And then you just bring your first finger down to the B. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [A#] _ So that's the verse.
[Em] And then the chorus is you go down to the_
It's like a B minor 7 with something else in there.
It might be a [B] 9.
I'm not quite sure what the chord is.
[G] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
So that's the sound of it.
It _ has a different flavor because these two strings are tuned [B] down to a D.
So you have your first finger on the 5th string on the 2nd fret.
B note.
_ And your _ 3rd finger here on the 4th fret on the _ 4th string.
[G] This is open.
_ The G string is open.
_ _ And your 2nd finger is on the 2nd string on the 3rd fret.
On the D note. _ _
And this is the D also, so this is open.
So you have this sound.
_ _ Which _ is_ _
[D] _ [C] _ [G] _ _ Day _ after day.
_ _ _ Day after day.
It reappears.
You [A] go down to the A note.
This is that A suspended.
So you're _ [D] _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ [B] _ [G] going_
Day after day.
[A] It [B] reappears.
_ _ [A] _ Or the little melody _ _ _ [B] is_
_ [G]
Day after day.
[A] It reappears. _ _
_ _ _ [B] _ _ _ [G] Night after night.
And then you're going up to this [Am] suspended note.
Which is a kind of [F] a weird chord that I [A] like to play.
Because of the drop D's it sounds interesting as well.
So you [F] have your _ [B] 3rd finger on the [A] 7th fret on the 6th string.
This one is more muted.
_ [G] And you have this note here which is the _ G _ _ _ note on [A] the 5th fret of the 4th [G] string. _ _ _ _
And this one which is the _ _ _ suspended note which is the 4th.
_ _ _ [D] So you're [G] _
going_
Day after day.
[Dm] It reappears.
[A] _ _ [B] _
_ [G] Night after night.
My heartbeat shows _ [A] the fear.
Then you go down to the major. _
_ _ [G] _ Shows [A] the fear.
_ _ [E] _ _ Goes_
Same positioning except down here on [B] _ _ the_ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [F#] _ _ [B] 3 positions down.
Which is your 3rd finger on the [F#] 4th fret.
But it's the [G] same positioning.
_ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ _ _ [F#] _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] This _ _ _ _ is a G.
It's like a G note.
This is on the 5th fret.
But it's the [D] G note because you've [D#] tuned this string [G] down.
So this is G.
This is muted.
[D] And then the D [G] note.
G and a D.
So _ _ _ this chord.
_ And then [A] you go to the A.
[D] _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ And that's the whole song.
So I'll [C] just play it really slowly again.
So you [D] get a handle on it. _
_ I _ _ can [F#m] get to sleep.
_ _ [C] _ _ Think [G] about the [Em] implications.
[D] _ [G] _ Diving [F#m] in too deep.
_ [C] _ _ And [Em] possibly the complications.
[D] _ _ Especially [F#m]
at night.
_ [C] _ _ I [Em] worry over _ situations.
[D] _ I know we'll [F#m] be alright.
_ [C] _ _ Perhaps it's [Em] just the imagination.
[Bm] _ [G] _ _ Day after day.
It [A] reappears. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [B] _ [G] _ Night after night.
In my heartbeat. _ _ _
[A] Shows the fear.
_ [E] _ _ _
Ghosts [F#] appear.
_ And [G] fade away.
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ _ There you go.
Hope that helps. _ _ _ _ _ _