Claire Guerreso - Splitting Wood ──────────────────────────────── "Splitting Wood" By Claire Guerreso (Feat. On Cw's Hart Of Dixie - Season 4X1) Key + Original Key: A Major Capo: 2 Chords G: 32003X | Chorus: 32000X Csus2: X3003X Em7: 02003X D: Xx023X | Chorus: Xx0232 Cadd2: X3203X | Chorus: X32033 There Is Some Leeway As To Wether To Play The Sus2 Chord Or Its Respective Add2 (Aka Add9) Counterpart. Fingerings : The Easiest Method Is To Place The Ring Finger On The 3Rd Fret Of The 2Nd String And Build All Chords Around That Pivot Point. Lift Briefly When Needed. This Way It's Easy To Achieve A Nice Clean Sound While Barely Having To Move The Left Hand During The Whole Song. Picking patterns : Continue The Picking Pattern From The Intro In The Verses. Detailed Picking Patterns For The Choruses Can Be Found Below The Song. Intro A Dsus2 A A F#m7 A A F#m7 A A A A Dsus2 A A F#m7 A A F#m7 A A Verse 1 ALoving You Is Like Dsus2Splitting AWood AI'd Tell You All About It If I F#m7Only CAould AThere's A Light In You That I Dsus2Sometimes ASee ABut I Feel So Cold When You're F#m7Next To MeA Chorus 1 EOoh Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh Dadd2Ooh-Oh AOoh F#m7Ooh Oh-Oh ODsus2oh-Oh OAoh EOoh Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh Dadd2Ooh-Oh AOoh Em7 Csus2 G (Bass Drum Starts On Csus2) Ooh Oh-Oh Ooh-Oh Ooh Dsus2 A Verse 2 AThey Say To Hold On Tight To Dsus2Something AGood ABut My Hands Are Tired And F#m7MisunderstAood ALying Next To You How The TDsus2ime Slows ABy AWhile My Heart Is Wandering F#m7In The PinAes Chorus 2 EOh Lover, Could You Dadd2Ease My AMind? Cause F#m7These Troubles Make Me FDsus2eel So TAired EOh, If I Don't Love You Dadd2Like I AShould It's Cause F#m7Loving You Is Like SDsus2plitting WAood Like Dsus2Splitting AWood (Like Dsus2Splitting AWood) Verse 3 ALike The Lonely Silence Of The Dsus2Falling ASnow AThere's So Much About Me That You'll F#m7Never KAnow AI Want To Know Your Hand Like The Dsus2Back Of AMine AYour Darkest Woods And Your F#m7TimberlAines Chorus 3 EOh Lover, Could You Dadd2Ease My AMind? Cause F#m7These Troubles Make Me FDsus2eel So TAired EOh, If I Don't Love You Dadd2Like I AShould It's Cause F#m7Loving You Is Like SDsus2plitting WAood Chorus 4 EOoh Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh Dadd2Ooh-Oh AOoh F#m7Ooh Oh-Oh ODsus2oh-Oh OAoh EOoh Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh Dadd2Ooh-Oh AOoh (Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh) F#m7Ooh Oh-Oh ODsus2oh-Oh OAoh Chorus 5 EOh Lover, Could You Dadd2Ease My AMind? Cause F#m7These Troubles Make Me FDsus2eel So TAired EOh, If I Don't Love You Dadd2Like I AShould It's Cause F#m7Loving You Is Like SDsus2plitting WAood Chorus 6 EOh Lover, Could You Dadd2Ease My AMind? Cause F#m7These Troubles Make Me FDsus2eel So TAired EOh, If I Don't Love You Dadd2Like I AShould It's Cause F#m7Loving You It HDsus2urts So GAood Like Dsus2Splitting AWood, Like Dsus2Splitting AWood, Like F#m7Splitting WAood ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Chorus picking patterns There Are Six Choruses In Total, Which Fall Into Two Groups. Choruses 1 And 4 Have No Real Text, Just "Ooh", Whereas Choruses 2, 3, 5 And 6 Feature Lyrics. Both Groups Are Harmonically The Same, But Played Differently. On Top Of That, Their Last Lines Differ, Except For Choruses 3, 4 And 5, Which Share The Same Ending, Because They Lead Up To Yet Another Chorus. This Structure Is Reflected In The Way The Picking Patterns Below Are Organized, Two Groups Plus Individual Last Lines (Continuations Irrespective Of Group). Chorus 1 + 4 "Ooh": EOoh... Dadd2 A F#m7Ooh... Dsus2 A EOoh... Dadd2 A F#m7Ooh... Dsus2 A Chorus 2 + 3 + 5 + 6: EOh Lover... Dadd2 Ease..A. Mind? Cause F#m7These Troubles...Dsus2 Me FeelA So Tired EOh If I... Dadd2 Li... AI Should It's Cause F#m7Loving You Is... Dsus2 Split..A. Wood Like Loving You It Hu... So Good Like Continuations for line 4 : - Chorus 1 Dsus2 A They Say To - Chorus 2 Additional Line 5 In Lyrics. Dsus2Split...A Wood (LikeDsus2 Split.A.. Wood) A Like The Lonely Silence - Chorus 3, 4, 5 Followed By Another Chorus. A EOoh / Oh... - Chorus 6 Additional Line 5 In Lyrics. Dsus2Split...A Wood LikeDsus2 Split.A.. Wood A Li..F#m7. SplittingA Wood ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Legend H = Hammer-On P = Pull-Off Pm = Palm Mute (N) = Optional Note Or Note With Reduced Volume
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FAQ
What are the chords for Splitting Wood?
The chords for Splitting Wood are: A, Dsus2, F#m7, E, Dadd2
What is the original key of Splitting Wood?
The original key is G.
What is the difficulty of playing Splitting Wood?
The difficulty level is Advanced.
Can I play Splitting Wood in another key?
Yes. You can transpose the song to any key using the transpose feature.
Can Splitting Wood be played on an acoustic guitar?
Yes. The chords work for both acoustic and electric guitar.
Can I play Splitting Wood on ukulele?
Chord Splitting Wood can be played on guitar or ukulele using their respective chord shapes.
How many chords are used in Splitting Wood?
Splitting Wood uses 5 chords: A, Dsus2, F#m7, E, Dadd2
What is the easiest way to play Splitting Wood?
You can use the transpose feature to change the key to one that better matches your vocal range or uses easier chord shapes.
What decade was Splitting Wood released in?
Splitting Wood was released in the 2010s. See more 2010s songs here
Are there easier chord versions for Splitting Wood?
Yes. Tap the Simplify button to switch Splitting Wood to beginner-friendly chords - it drops advanced extensions like maj7, m7, and 9ths without changing the song's key or progression.