Lover You Shouldve Come Over Acordes

por Jeff Buckley
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Dificultad: avanzado
Afinación: E A D G B E
Tonalidad: D
Cejilla: sin cejilla
Autor: Lost_In_Noise [a] 99.
5 colaboradores en total, última edición el 26 jul 2024
Tenemos una tablatura oficial de Lover You Shouldve Come Over hecha por guitarristas profesionales de UG.
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Acordes

D
C
Em9
Em
Em7
C#m7b5
F#7+5
Bm
Dsus4
D/A
G6
F#
Ddim/F
D/F#
Gm6
Aadd9
G6/B
Aadd9/C#
Cmaj7
Bmadd11
F#5
Dsus4/A
Ddim/Ab
G

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[Intro]
| D*  D*  | D*  D C | Em9  Em  | Em7  Em  |
 
 
[Verse 1]
D*              D*              D*         D       C       Em9   Em  Em7  Em
Looking out the door, I see the rain fall upon the funeral mourners
  D*          D*            D*               D          C       Em9  Em  Em7  Em
Parading in a wake of sad relations as their shoes fill up with water
 
C#m7b5          F#7+5    Bm         D Dsus4 D/A        G6
  Maybe I'm too young to keep good love     from going wrong
 
      D*   D*     D*     D     C  Em9  Em             Em7  Em
But tonight, you're on my mind so        you'll never know
    D               D*              D*        D  C      Em9   Em  Em7  Em
I'm broken down and hungry for your love with no way to feed it
  D   D*          D*               D        C      Em9   Em  Em7  Em
Whe–ere are you tonight? Child you know how much I need it
 
C#m7b5              F#7+5      Bm     D Dsus4 D/A            G6  F#
  Too young to hold on and too old to just    break free and run
 
 
[Bridge]
Bm                     Em         Em9       Bm                                 Em
  Sometimes a man gets carried away when he feels like he should be having his fun
             Bm                           Em     C                      C
And much too blind to see the damage he's done.  Sometimes a man must awake
                           Em  Em9  Em7  Ddim/F
To find that, really, he has no one
 
 
[Chorus 1]
D/F#                 Gm6             Aadd9                G6/B
  So I'll wait for you and I'll burn.  Will I ever see your sweet return?
Aadd9/C#                  Cmaj7  Bmadd11  Aadd9/C#  G6/B  Aadd9      F#5
  Oh, will I ever learn?  Oh,    oh,  oh, lover,       you should've come
Em  Em9  Em7      Em           D/A    Dsus4/A D/A  N.C.  C  Em9  Em  Em7  Em
over,      'cause it's not too late                      Mmm...
 
 
[Verse 2]
D*            D*                D*            D      C        Em9    Em  Em7  Em
Lonely is the room, the bed is made, the open window lets the rain in
   D*            D*            D*           D         C      Em9    Em  Em7  Em
Bu-urning in the corner is the only one who dreams he had you with him
 
C#m7b5      F#7+5               Bm             D Dsus4 D/A    G6  Ddim/Ab
  My body turns and yearns for a, a sleep that won't     ever come
 
           D/A*  D/A*   D/A*          D     C      Em9    Em  Em7  Em
It's never over,     my kingdom for a kiss upon her shoulder
           D/A*         D/A*           D/A*          D        C     Em9       Em  Em7
It's never over, all my riches for her smiles when I slept so soft against her
           D/A*  D/A*      D/A*          D         C      Em9     Em  Em7
It's never over,    all my blood for the sweetness of her laughter
           D/A*  D/A*         D/A*              D       C      Em9  Em  Em7
It's never over,    she's the tear that hangs inside my soul forever
 
C#m7b5                       F#7+5     Bm          D Dsus4 D/A     G     Gm6
  Oh, but maybe I'm just too young to keep good love from    going wrong
 
 
[Chorus 2]
D/F#  Gm6  Aadd9  G6/B  Aadd9/C#   Cmaj7  Bmadd11
  Oh,   oh,  oh,    oh, lover.    Oh,     oh,  oh,
Aadd9/C#  G6/B  Aadd9     F#5  Em9  Em  Em7
Lover       you should've come over.  Yeah, yeah, yeah.
 
 
[Chorus 3]
      D/F#                       Gm6      Aadd9                          G6/B
Yes, I, I feel too young to hold on.  I'm much too old to break free and run;
    Aadd9/C#                               Cmaj7     Bmadd11
Too deaf, dumb and blind to see the damage I've done
      Aadd9/C#  G6/B  Aadd9         F#5  Em  Em9  Em7                 Em
Sweet lover,     you, you should've come over.     Oh love, well I've waited for you
 
 
[Chorus 4] (ad lib)
D/F#      Gm6             Aadd9                       G6/B
  Lover; lover, lover; lover, love, love; love, love, love, love!
   Aadd9/C#  Cmaj7  Bmadd11  Aadd9/C#  G6/B  Aadd9     F#5
Lo–over,   lo–––––––o–o–ve!  Lover       you should've come
Em  Em9  Em7  Em           D/A*  D/A*  D/A*  D C Em9
over,         it's not too late
 
 
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TIME SIGNATURE: 6/8 with swung 16ths
 
VERSE STRUMMING PATTERN
- In [Verses], Jeff uses an embellished 3-beat pattern based around D or D/A,
  and the Em variations.
- The D* or D/A* symbols are placed precisely at each repeat of this pattern.
- See the tab below or listen to it with the UG Strumming Pattern feature.
- Sometimes Jeff hammers-on the e-string (0h2) at beat 1.
- It is based on
   D*               or   D/A*             or   Em9, etc
e|-2----2--2----0-|    |-2----2--2----0-|    |-2----2--2-2--2-|
B|-3----3--3----3-|    |-3----3--3----3-|    |-0----0--0-0--0-|
G|-2----2--2----2-|    |-2----2--2----2-|    |-0----0--0-0--0-|
D|-0----0--0----0-|    |-0----0--0----0-|    |-0----0--0-0--0-|
A|----------------|    |-0----0--0----0-|    |-2----2--2-2--2-|
E|----------------|    |----------------|    |-0----0--0-0--0-|
   ╘══╛ ╘══╛ ╘══╛        ╘══╛ ╘══╛ ╘══╛        ╘══╛ ╘══╛ ╘══╛
   1    2    3           1    2    3           1    2    3
(sometimes add a strum on beat 3 on D* and D/A*)
 
For everything else, you can use standard chords or the variations below;
see live performances for an idea of how Jeff likes to improvise.
 
INTRO/VERSE CHORDS
C         x  3  2  0  1  3   or   x  3  5  5  5  3   or   x  3  2  0  3  3
Em9       0  2  0  0  0  2   or   0  7  5  0  7  0
Em        0  2  2  0  0  0   or   0  7  5  0  0  0
Em7       0  2  0  0  0  0   or   0  7  5  7  0  0
C#m7b5    0  4  2  0  0  0
F#7+5     2  x  2  3  3  0
Bm        x  2  4  4  3  2
G6        3  2  0  0  0  0
Ddim/Ab   4  x  3  4  3  x
 
BRIDGE CHORDS
C         x  3  5  5  5  3   or   8 10 10  9  8  8
Ddim/F   (1) x  3  1  3  1
 
CHORUS CHORDS
D/F#      2  0  0  2  3  2
Gm6       3  x  0  3  3  0
Aadd9     5  x  7  6  0  0
G6/B      7  x  5  7  0  0
Aadd9/C#  9  x  7  9  0  0
Cmaj7     8  x  9  9  0  0
Bmadd11   7  x  9  7  0  0
F#5       2  4  4  x  x  x
 
ADDITIONAL NOTES
- Most chord lines in the tab are exactly 4 measures long — see [Intro].
  This can help you with the musical phrasing.
- Most chords last one or half a measure.
- Listen for the faster chord changes in [Chorus] and Dsus4 bits.
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15 comentarios
ahutchinson
If a song contains loads of crazy chords, please provide the tabs for them. ultimate-guitar tries to automatically give them, but they are always appallingly bad and completely wrong. In this case, the chords everyone is looking for are here: F#7#5 C#m7b5 Em9 Ddim/F Gm6 Aadd9 G6/B Aadd9/C# Bmadd11 -0-------0-------2-------1-------0-------0-------0-------0-------0 -3-------0-------0-------3-------3-------0-------0-------0-------0 -3-------0-------0-------1-------3-------6-------6-------8-------11 -2-------2-------2-------3-------0-------4-------5-------7-------10 -x-------4-------2-------0-------x-------x-------x-------x-------0 -2-------0-------0-------0-------3-------5-------7-------9-------12
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evanrudo1
Great job with a great song. Mega-Kudos! Since you love the song so much, take a cue from the jazz greats and play around with it-you know, like Autumn Leaves. For example, you can play the whole first part around the 7th fret, like Hendrix might have. Attack it with a dropped D or more, like Bruce Cockburn might arrange. Or recruit a bass player for the walk ups and downs, and free your fingers and your mind. Having your chord roots move in the opposite direction of the walk is lovely as well. Have some fun! But most of all, great job and thank-you!
+11
tylercantango
Aadd9 G6/B "But too old to just break free and run" instead of Aadd9 G6/B "I'm much too hold to break free and run"
+4