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 C Fsus2 C C Am7 C C Am7 C C C C Fsus2 C C Am7 C C Am7 C C Verse 1 CLoving You Is Like Fsus2Splitting CWood CI'd Tell You All About It If I Am7Only CCould CThere's A Light In You That I Fsus2Sometimes CSee CBut I Feel So Cold When You're Am7Next To MCe Chorus 1 GOoh Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh Fadd2Ooh-Oh COoh Am7Ooh Oh-Oh Fsus2Ooh-Oh COoh GOoh Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh Fadd2Ooh-Oh COoh Em7 Csus2 G (Bass Drum Starts On Csus2) Ooh Oh-Oh Ooh-Oh Ooh Fsus2 C Verse 2 CThey Say To Hold On Tight To Fsus2Something CGood CBut My Hands Are Tired And Am7MisundersCtood CLying Next To You How The TFsus2ime Slows CBy CWhile My Heart Is Wandering Am7In The PiCnes Chorus 2 GOh Lover, Could You Fadd2Ease My CMind? Cause Am7These Troubles Make Me Fsus2Feel So CTired GOh, If I Don't Love You Fadd2Like I CShould It's Cause Am7Loving You Is Like Fsus2Splitting CWood Like Fsus2Splitting CWood (Like Fsus2Splitting CWood) Verse 3 CLike The Lonely Silence Of The Fsus2Falling CSnow CThere's So Much About Me That You'll Am7Never CKnow CI Want To Know Your Hand Like The Fsus2Back Of CMine CYour Darkest Woods And Your Am7TimberClines Chorus 3 GOh Lover, Could You Fadd2Ease My CMind? Cause Am7These Troubles Make Me Fsus2Feel So CTired GOh, If I Don't Love You Fadd2Like I CShould It's Cause Am7Loving You Is Like Fsus2Splitting CWood Chorus 4 GOoh Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh Fadd2Ooh-Oh COoh Am7Ooh Oh-Oh Fsus2Ooh-Oh COoh GOoh Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh Fadd2Ooh-Oh COoh (Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh) Am7Ooh Oh-Oh Fsus2Ooh-Oh COoh Chorus 5 GOh Lover, Could You Fadd2Ease My CMind? Cause Am7These Troubles Make Me Fsus2Feel So CTired GOh, If I Don't Love You Fadd2Like I CShould It's Cause Am7Loving You Is Like Fsus2Splitting CWood Chorus 6 GOh Lover, Could You Fadd2Ease My CMind? Cause Am7These Troubles Make Me Fsus2Feel So CTired GOh, If I Don't Love You Fadd2Like I CShould It's Cause Am7Loving You It Fsus2Hurts So CGood Like Fsus2Splitting CWood, Like Fsus2Splitting CWood, Like Am7Splitting CWood ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── 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": GOoh... Fadd2 C Am7Ooh... Fsus2 C GOoh... Fadd2 C Am7Ooh... Fsus2 C Chorus 2 + 3 + 5 + 6: GOh Lover... Fadd2 Ease..C. Mind? Cause Am7These Troubles..Fsus2. Me FeeCl So Tired GOh If I... Fadd2 Li... CI Should It's Cause Am7Loving You Is... Fsus2 Split.C.. Wood Like Loving You It Hu... So Good Like Continuations for line 4 : - Chorus 1 Fsus2 C They Say To - Chorus 2 Additional Line 5 In Lyrics. Fsus2Split...C Wood (LikeFsus2 Split.C.. Wood) C Like The Lonely Silence - Chorus 3, 4, 5 Followed By Another Chorus. C GOoh / Oh... - Chorus 6 Additional Line 5 In Lyrics. Fsus2Split...C Wood LikeFsus2 Split.C.. Wood C Li..Am7. SplittinCg Wood ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Legend H = Hammer-On P = Pull-Off Pm = Palm Mute (N) = Optional Note Or Note With Reduced Volume
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FAQ
Was sind die Akkorde für Splitting Wood?
Die Akkorde für Splitting Wood sind: C, Fsus2, Am7, G, Fadd2
Was ist die Originaltonart von Splitting Wood?
Die Originaltonart ist G.
Wie hoch ist der Schwierigkeitsgrad beim Spielen von Splitting Wood?
Der Schwierigkeitsgrad ist Advanced.
Kann ich Splitting Wood in einer anderen Tonart spielen?
Ja. Sie können den Song mit der Transponierfunktion in jede beliebige Tonart transponieren.
Kann Splitting Wood auf einer Akustikgitarre gespielt werden?
Ja. Die Akkorde funktionieren sowohl für Akustik- als auch für E-Gitarre.
Kann ich Splitting Wood auf der Ukulele spielen?
Die Akkorde von Splitting Wood lassen sich sowohl auf der Gitarre als auch auf der Ukulele spielen – jeweils mit den passenden Akkordformen des jeweiligen Instruments.
Wie viele Akkorde werden in Splitting Wood verwendet?
Splitting Wood verwendet 5 Akkorde: C, Fsus2, Am7, G, Fadd2
Was ist der einfachste Weg, um Splitting Wood zu spielen?
Sie können die Transponierfunktion verwenden, um die Tonart so zu ändern, dass sie besser zu Ihrem Stimmumfang passt, oder einfachere Akkordgriffe verwenden.
Aus welchem Jahrzehnt stammt Splitting Wood?
Splitting Wood stammt aus den 2010ern. Weitere Songs aus den 2010 hier ansehen
Gibt es einfachere Akkordversionen für Splitting Wood?
Ja. Tippe auf die Schaltfläche Vereinfachen, um die Akkorde von Splitting Wood in eine anfängerfreundliche Version umzuwandeln - dabei werden fortgeschrittene Erweiterungen wie maj7, m7 und None entfernt, ohne die Tonart oder den Akkordverlauf des Songs zu ändern.