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TUNING: E flat (eb Bb Gb Db Ab Eb) How to read these chord schemes?
I wonder down these streets all by myself
Think of my future now
I just don't know
I don't seem to care

I stop to notice that
I'm by your home
I wonder if you're sitting all alone
Or is your boyfriend there

Because I feel so right
Let my imagination go
Until you're in my sight
And through my veins temptation flows

Whoa hoa
Out here

So I sit down here on the hard concrete
Think of my future now
I just don't know
I don't seem to care

So I sit across the street from your home
I wonder if you're sitting all alone
Or is your boyfriend there

Because I feel so right
Let my imagination go
Until you're in my sight
And through my veins temptation flows

Whoa hoa
Out here

Because I feel so right
Let my imagination go
Until you're in my sight
And through my veins temptation flows

Whoa hoa
Out here


Lyrics by Billie Joe Armstrong
Music by Green Day
TUNING: E flat (eb Bb Gb Db Ab Eb) How to read these chord schemes?
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How to read these chord schemes

1 - chord name, 2 - chord designation, 3 - chord scheme

Chord name

There is the name of a chord before the symbols. If it's "*" added to a name, it means that this chord is played in different positions during the song.

Chord designation

There are 6 symbols in a designation, read it from left to right. The first symbol defines the thickest string (6th string), the second symbol defines 5th string and so on.

"0" means open string

"x" means this string isnt played

"Number" means number of a fret.

Example:

x02220

6th string isnt played
5th string is open
4th string is played on 2nd fret
3rd string is played on 2nd fret
2nd string is played on 2nd fret
1st string is open

Chord scheme

Imagine that you are looking at the fret while playing guitar - the closest string to your eyes is the 6th, the thickest string. There are 6 horizontal lines defines strings, the upper one is the thinnest string (1st string).
And there are 4 lines defined frets - no exact frets numbers defined.
In some schemes there is a thick line on the left - it defines the nut.

  • "0" means open string
  • "x" means this string isnt played
  • Fat dots mean fingers positions

Example:

G5 355xxx

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