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Cadd9

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Capo 2
 
[Intro]
Cadd9 G x2
 
[Verse 1]
 Em                 G
so this is how it ends
 Em                G
this is where it all goes down
 Em             G          Cadd9
this is what I dont love you feels like
 Em                     G
it aint the middle of the night
   Em                G
 and it aint even raining outside
  Em             G       Cadd9
it aint excatly what I had in mind
 Cadd9
for goodbye
 
[Chorus]
 Cadd9            G               D
At a red light in the sunshine on a sunday
 EM         Cadd9       G         D
nothin to say dont even try
 Cadd9              G                     D
some are coming home some are leaving town
          EM
while my worlds crashing down
 Cadd9         G               D
on a sunday in the sunshine
at a red light
 
Cadd9 G D x2
 
[Verse 2]
 Em                    G
I thought she was going to say
                   Em
somthing about that couple kissing across the street
G
or something about this beautiful day
 Em                        G
but she just looked me in the eye said its over
 Em
didnt try to lie or pick a fight
 G                  Cadd9
I might have seen it coming that way
 
[Chorus]
 Cadd9            G               D
At a red light in the sunshine on a sunday
 EM         Cadd9       G         D
nothin to say dont even try
 Cadd9              G                     D
some are coming home some are leaving town
          EM
while my worlds crashing down
 Cadd9         G               D
on a sunday in the sunshine
Cadd9
at a red light 
 
[Bridge]
 D                                              Cadd9
theres a mama calming down a little baby in the back seat in front of me
 D                                           Cadd9
theres an old man dressed in his sunday vest just waiting on green
 Em                      D
but I cant see getting past
 
[Chorus] x2
 Cadd9            G               D
At a red light in the sunshine on a sunday
 EM         Cadd9       G         D
nothin to say dont even try
 Cadd9              G                     D
some are coming home some are leaving town
          EM
while my worlds crashing down
 Cadd9         G               D
on a sunday in the sunshine
at a red light
 
[Outro]
Cadd9 G x4
at a red light 
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One Eyed is right. The song starts with F#m or Em on capo 2. It is a mistake a lot of people make. Play it with the Em and see what you think. I am not quite sure why this got 5 stars and good comments. No offense dude but, the tab is really... not even close. Nice try but, the dude using the Em is right. Keep it up though.

Lack of accuracy. Clearly wrong. Clearly the incorrect chords, if one merely listens its obvious that the verse alternates between a minor chord and a major chord.

Im not sure, but playing it myself I usually use Em, G and then an Am in the verse... some thing like... Em G So this is how it ends Em G This is where it all goes down Em G Cadd9 D Am This is what I dont love you feels like for me the singing starts just about the 4th count on the Em and the Em goes 8 counts before the G, Also there is a huge number of hammer ons... some easy one I use are the A string from open to C on the "Cadd9" and the G string on the "D" from open to A... might be a little much but it sounds better to me And my version of the strum pattern... 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / D D U D U D U D U D U but it does differ from that a little at serval points in the song, I do the chorus as... 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / D U D U D D D U D U D D In the chorus they are aligned to the four count because the rapid transitioning. Wow that was a mouth full... what I might to say was thanks on the chorus... it sounds better then the way I used to play it ;)...