Alex Warren - FEVER DREAM

Pizza Music · 120 BPM · 4/4

Alex Warren - FEVER DREAM

Pizza Music · Capo 1

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CapoPlace capo at fret 1; pitch is unchanged.

GHow dAmid you kGnow

GI wasBm hoping for Ga sign?

GMy heart was so

GClose to clAmosinGg time

GSomething 'bout Dyou hit me like a

FreighAmt train to the cheGst

GAh, the day we met

GAll my lonelinEmess

EmLeft the room the second thAat you

♪ instrumental ♪

AWalked inG, something Flike a fever dream

FHaven't slept Gmin weeks,G I think I'Fm seeing things

Like ourAm shadows dGancing us out ofF our clotheCs

CI'll beE damned if you love me

EDamned if you don'Amt

♪ instrumental ♪

Maybe it'Gs fate, maybe it's late

GTold you I ain'tEm no liar

EmWatching yoGu leave's haunting my dreams

GBaby, it hit me like a

Freight train to theG chest

GAh, the day we met

All mAmy lonelinesFs

FLeft the room the second that you

WalkeAmd in, soGmething liFke a fever drCeam

CHaven't slAmept in weeksG, I think IF'm seeing thCings

CLike ourAm shadows Gdancing us out ofF our clothesC

CI'll be Edamned if you love me

EDamned if you don'At

♪ instrumental ♪

One foot onCm the edge

AhG, that silhouette

Ah, I can't forgGet

GSomething 'bDout you hit me like aAm

AmFreight train toGm the chest

GmAh, thFe day we met

All my loGmnelineGss

GLeft the room the second tDmhat you

♪ instrumental ♪

DmWalkEed in, something like a feGver dream

GHaven't slept in weeks, I think I'm Fseeing thCings

CLike ourAm shadows danGcing us out oFf our clothCes

CI'll be dEamned if you love me

EDamned if you don'Amt

♪ instrumental ♪

AOh, if yAmou dGon't

人声Am : Alex WF#marren

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All Chords Used (13)

KeyG# major

CapoFret 1

Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Alex Warren - FEVER DREAM by Pizza Music on guitar

This song is a good beginner pick because it sits at a steady 120 BPM and gives you a strong, pop-friendly groove to lock into. You can focus on clean changes and feel the momentum without having to fight a very fast pace.

Most of the chart uses barre shapes, with only F shown as an open shape, so your fretting hand will need to stay relaxed and efficient. The main change to watch is the opening move from G# to A#m and back again, then into Cm, since that sequence will test how smoothly you can shift between nearby shapes.

Start by learning the opening progression slowly, one change at a time, until each shape feels comfortable. Then loop G# - A#m - G# - Cm with a steady count, and only after that bring it up toward full tempo so your changes stay clean.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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