Chords for for KING + COUNTRY - joy. (Music Video) | Behind The Scenes
Tempo:
150.2 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Cm
Fm
C
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Hello to you, my name is Francois.
And I'm Randy Robertson.
We are with Channel 13 KSAD.
Otherwise known as KSAD.
Welcome to our behind the scenes of jewelry.
It's too [Fm] tight.
Let it move.
Let it move.
[Eb] Let it move.
It's [Cm] too tight.
It's so [F] hard being told what to [Eb] do, you know?
It's kind of like herding cattle, and I'm the [C] cattle.
I don't want any more pressure.
My brother Ben.
Let's go guys!
He's got a lot of pressure.
[G] I just want to wear my bright orange,
straightened hair.
That's all I want to do.
I have never had my hair like that.
We're in Studio City, California.
The shoot is going to be today and tomorrow.
And it's for the new single, [Eb] Joy.
I think today is going to be a joyous day.
[Ab] We kind of came into this new [Dm] record as a whole,
[G] contemplating [B] what joy actually really looks like.
What if we embrace color more?
And embrace a little bit of peculiarity and humor.
We've been dreaming about this concept [Ab] video for Joy.
And what should it look like?
We landed at [Bb] this idea of a new spaceship.
1960s.
There's this massive storm.
This mega storm as we call it.
That had basically nestled itself over [Eb] the entire United States.
It's a bit of a metaphor for [Gbm] hardship and trouble that we [Fm] face today.
And what do we do in response [F] to it?
We're going to do a [Eb] shot where the camera comes around one side of Joel.
And then when it gets to the other,
Joel, instead of seeing his reflection in the mirror in the makeup [Bb] room,
he sees Jude, who's Luke's son.
The problem is, [Eb] I'm doing the effect stuff,
and I [F] have no idea how I'm going to pull it off.
First thing you wanted to do [Bb] was
[Eb] Take off the mustache.
Excuse me, actor.
Why did you take off the [Cm] mustache so quickly?
Because I was done.
[Bb] [Cm]
[Cm] [Fm] There's a lot of [C] fun, exciting [Eb] parts in the
Oh, in my pretty life.
We're going to shoot it at a really high [C] frame rate and slow motion.
And there's going to be [Ebm] this [G] explosion of [C] movement.
Kind of a little bit Matrix [Ab] style.
It's almost like
[Fm] Like before it was here and it kind of shot us back,
but maybe [Eb] it's more
There's a dance number at the end.
There's a lot of [Cm] one shots.
What you're not going to see until the end of the picture is
There's loads of color.
We're all wearing these bright 1960s outfits.
In that [Fm] last chorus, the color seeps into all of our [D] clothes.
I think like the end of Beauty and the Beast, the cartoon,
we're all in colors transformed.
There's [C] a lot you can do inside this little Channel 13 news station.
It's always really special to see it coming [Eb] together.
I'm finished.
My shirt smells bad.
I don't know if it was [D] anxiety sweats or what, but you know,
flying's [Cm] hard.
It's not made for everybody, but it was made for me today.
That is a wrap.
Wrap.
Two days of shooting, 4 minute video.
Probably 60, 70 people.
[Fm] We flew, we danced.
[Eb] We got dressed up in 1960s garb.
I think I'm going to wear this for Halloween.
Really looking forward to you seeing this [Cm] picture.
We have worked very hard on it.
It's one thing when you write a song,
but to see ideas and the story behind something like this
for a music video is quite astonishing.
[F] So we're excited to show it to you guys and let us know what you think.
Thanks for tuning in and for your support.
And I'm Randy Robertson.
We are with Channel 13 KSAD.
Otherwise known as KSAD.
Welcome to our behind the scenes of jewelry.
It's too [Fm] tight.
Let it move.
Let it move.
[Eb] Let it move.
It's [Cm] too tight.
It's so [F] hard being told what to [Eb] do, you know?
It's kind of like herding cattle, and I'm the [C] cattle.
I don't want any more pressure.
My brother Ben.
Let's go guys!
He's got a lot of pressure.
[G] I just want to wear my bright orange,
straightened hair.
That's all I want to do.
I have never had my hair like that.
We're in Studio City, California.
The shoot is going to be today and tomorrow.
And it's for the new single, [Eb] Joy.
I think today is going to be a joyous day.
[Ab] We kind of came into this new [Dm] record as a whole,
[G] contemplating [B] what joy actually really looks like.
What if we embrace color more?
And embrace a little bit of peculiarity and humor.
We've been dreaming about this concept [Ab] video for Joy.
And what should it look like?
We landed at [Bb] this idea of a new spaceship.
1960s.
There's this massive storm.
This mega storm as we call it.
That had basically nestled itself over [Eb] the entire United States.
It's a bit of a metaphor for [Gbm] hardship and trouble that we [Fm] face today.
And what do we do in response [F] to it?
We're going to do a [Eb] shot where the camera comes around one side of Joel.
And then when it gets to the other,
Joel, instead of seeing his reflection in the mirror in the makeup [Bb] room,
he sees Jude, who's Luke's son.
The problem is, [Eb] I'm doing the effect stuff,
and I [F] have no idea how I'm going to pull it off.
First thing you wanted to do [Bb] was
[Eb] Take off the mustache.
Excuse me, actor.
Why did you take off the [Cm] mustache so quickly?
Because I was done.
[Bb] [Cm]
[Cm] [Fm] There's a lot of [C] fun, exciting [Eb] parts in the
Oh, in my pretty life.
We're going to shoot it at a really high [C] frame rate and slow motion.
And there's going to be [Ebm] this [G] explosion of [C] movement.
Kind of a little bit Matrix [Ab] style.
It's almost like
[Fm] Like before it was here and it kind of shot us back,
but maybe [Eb] it's more
There's a dance number at the end.
There's a lot of [Cm] one shots.
What you're not going to see until the end of the picture is
There's loads of color.
We're all wearing these bright 1960s outfits.
In that [Fm] last chorus, the color seeps into all of our [D] clothes.
I think like the end of Beauty and the Beast, the cartoon,
we're all in colors transformed.
There's [C] a lot you can do inside this little Channel 13 news station.
It's always really special to see it coming [Eb] together.
I'm finished.
My shirt smells bad.
I don't know if it was [D] anxiety sweats or what, but you know,
flying's [Cm] hard.
It's not made for everybody, but it was made for me today.
That is a wrap.
Wrap.
Two days of shooting, 4 minute video.
Probably 60, 70 people.
[Fm] We flew, we danced.
[Eb] We got dressed up in 1960s garb.
I think I'm going to wear this for Halloween.
Really looking forward to you seeing this [Cm] picture.
We have worked very hard on it.
It's one thing when you write a song,
but to see ideas and the story behind something like this
for a music video is quite astonishing.
[F] So we're excited to show it to you guys and let us know what you think.
Thanks for tuning in and for your support.
Key:
Eb
Cm
Fm
C
F
Eb
Cm
Fm
Hello to you, my name is Francois.
And I'm Randy Robertson.
We are with Channel 13 KSAD.
Otherwise known as KSAD.
Welcome to our behind the scenes of jewelry.
It's too [Fm] tight.
Let it move.
_ Let it move.
[Eb] _ Let it move.
_ It's [Cm] too tight.
It's so [F] hard being told what to [Eb] do, you know?
It's kind of like herding cattle, and I'm the [C] cattle.
I don't want any more pressure.
My brother Ben.
Let's go guys!
He's got a lot of pressure.
[G] I just want to wear my bright orange,
_ straightened hair.
That's all I want to do. _
_ I have never had my hair like that.
We're in Studio City, California.
The shoot is going to be today and tomorrow.
And it's for the new single, [Eb] Joy.
I think today is going to be a joyous day.
[Ab] We kind of came into this new [Dm] record as a whole,
[G] _ contemplating [B] what joy actually really looks like.
What if we embrace color more?
And embrace a little bit of peculiarity and humor.
We've been dreaming about this concept [Ab] video for Joy.
And what should it look like?
We landed at [Bb] this idea of a _ new spaceship. _
1960s.
There's this massive storm.
This mega storm as we call it.
That had basically nestled itself over [Eb] the entire United States.
It's a bit of a metaphor for [Gbm] hardship and trouble that we [Fm] face today.
And what do we do in response [F] to it?
We're going to do a [Eb] shot where the camera comes around one side of Joel.
And then when it gets to the other,
Joel, instead of seeing his reflection in the mirror in the makeup [Bb] room,
he _ sees Jude, who's Luke's son.
The problem is, [Eb] I'm doing the effect stuff,
and I [F] have no idea how I'm going to pull it off.
First thing you wanted to do [Bb] was_
[Eb] Take off the mustache.
Excuse me, actor.
Why did you take off the [Cm] mustache so quickly?
Because I was done.
[Bb] _ _ [Cm] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Cm] _ _ [Fm] _ _ _ There's a lot of _ [C] fun, exciting [Eb] _ parts in the_
Oh, in my pretty life.
We're going to shoot it at a really high [C] frame rate and slow motion.
And there's going to be [Ebm] this _ _ [G] explosion of [C] movement.
Kind of a little bit Matrix [Ab] style.
It's almost like_
_ [Fm] Like before it was here and it kind of shot us back,
but maybe [Eb] it's more_
_ There's a dance number at the end.
There's a lot of [Cm] one shots.
What you're not going to see until the end of the picture is_
There's loads of color.
We're all wearing these bright _ 1960s outfits.
In that [Fm] last chorus, the color seeps into all of our [D] clothes.
I think like the end of Beauty and the Beast, the cartoon,
we're all in colors transformed.
There's [C] a lot you can do inside this little Channel 13 news station.
It's always really special to see it coming [Eb] together.
I'm finished.
_ My shirt smells bad.
I don't know if it was [D] anxiety sweats or what, but you know,
_ flying's [Cm] hard.
It's not made for everybody, but it was made for me today.
That is a wrap.
Wrap.
Two days of shooting, 4 minute video.
Probably 60, 70 people.
[Fm] We flew, we danced.
[Eb] We got dressed up in _ 1960s garb.
I think I'm going to wear this for Halloween.
Really looking forward to you seeing this _ [Cm] picture.
We have worked very hard on it.
It's one thing when you write a song,
but to see ideas and the story behind something like this
for a music video is quite astonishing.
[F] So we're excited to show it to you guys and let us know what you think.
Thanks for tuning in and for your support. _
And I'm Randy Robertson.
We are with Channel 13 KSAD.
Otherwise known as KSAD.
Welcome to our behind the scenes of jewelry.
It's too [Fm] tight.
Let it move.
_ Let it move.
[Eb] _ Let it move.
_ It's [Cm] too tight.
It's so [F] hard being told what to [Eb] do, you know?
It's kind of like herding cattle, and I'm the [C] cattle.
I don't want any more pressure.
My brother Ben.
Let's go guys!
He's got a lot of pressure.
[G] I just want to wear my bright orange,
_ straightened hair.
That's all I want to do. _
_ I have never had my hair like that.
We're in Studio City, California.
The shoot is going to be today and tomorrow.
And it's for the new single, [Eb] Joy.
I think today is going to be a joyous day.
[Ab] We kind of came into this new [Dm] record as a whole,
[G] _ contemplating [B] what joy actually really looks like.
What if we embrace color more?
And embrace a little bit of peculiarity and humor.
We've been dreaming about this concept [Ab] video for Joy.
And what should it look like?
We landed at [Bb] this idea of a _ new spaceship. _
1960s.
There's this massive storm.
This mega storm as we call it.
That had basically nestled itself over [Eb] the entire United States.
It's a bit of a metaphor for [Gbm] hardship and trouble that we [Fm] face today.
And what do we do in response [F] to it?
We're going to do a [Eb] shot where the camera comes around one side of Joel.
And then when it gets to the other,
Joel, instead of seeing his reflection in the mirror in the makeup [Bb] room,
he _ sees Jude, who's Luke's son.
The problem is, [Eb] I'm doing the effect stuff,
and I [F] have no idea how I'm going to pull it off.
First thing you wanted to do [Bb] was_
[Eb] Take off the mustache.
Excuse me, actor.
Why did you take off the [Cm] mustache so quickly?
Because I was done.
[Bb] _ _ [Cm] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Cm] _ _ [Fm] _ _ _ There's a lot of _ [C] fun, exciting [Eb] _ parts in the_
Oh, in my pretty life.
We're going to shoot it at a really high [C] frame rate and slow motion.
And there's going to be [Ebm] this _ _ [G] explosion of [C] movement.
Kind of a little bit Matrix [Ab] style.
It's almost like_
_ [Fm] Like before it was here and it kind of shot us back,
but maybe [Eb] it's more_
_ There's a dance number at the end.
There's a lot of [Cm] one shots.
What you're not going to see until the end of the picture is_
There's loads of color.
We're all wearing these bright _ 1960s outfits.
In that [Fm] last chorus, the color seeps into all of our [D] clothes.
I think like the end of Beauty and the Beast, the cartoon,
we're all in colors transformed.
There's [C] a lot you can do inside this little Channel 13 news station.
It's always really special to see it coming [Eb] together.
I'm finished.
_ My shirt smells bad.
I don't know if it was [D] anxiety sweats or what, but you know,
_ flying's [Cm] hard.
It's not made for everybody, but it was made for me today.
That is a wrap.
Wrap.
Two days of shooting, 4 minute video.
Probably 60, 70 people.
[Fm] We flew, we danced.
[Eb] We got dressed up in _ 1960s garb.
I think I'm going to wear this for Halloween.
Really looking forward to you seeing this _ [Cm] picture.
We have worked very hard on it.
It's one thing when you write a song,
but to see ideas and the story behind something like this
for a music video is quite astonishing.
[F] So we're excited to show it to you guys and let us know what you think.
Thanks for tuning in and for your support. _