you and forever

Bleachers · 120 BPM · 4/4

you and forever

Bleachers · Capo 1

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CapoPlace capo at fret 1; pitch is unchanged.

D

D✕✕132
Dwho could catch their breath at a crime scene?
EmbornG andA raiDsed Emto kAeep dark DfindingsEm in Dmy minBmd
Bmnumbers blurriDng streets are feeling diAfferent
Alosing track of all of gods indifference
AwhoG getCs by?
Cwell walkinBmg with a ghost that shit was tearing me to shreds
Bmi had never knowA#n my name until you spoke it frDom your chest
Dyes the heavensG opened uAp and pulled me in Da starred in said
Dthats foArever
AdarliDng just you anGd forevAer
AnoEwEm iDtsG jAust andD AfoDrever
DmBmorning comes tAhey’ ve builtD a few more gates up
Athe lights get low thGe path has become dangerous
DwhAo gGetsD through?
Dso damn the bastards called it Cout
Ceveryone they stop from doing just an Bminch of good
Bmthey hate themselves forever warG it paves their hell
G**** everything that i waDs told cause i just saw the heavens open up
Dand forGeveDr
Ddarling just you and fGoreveDr
DnoBmw iAtGs jusDt yoAu and foDrever
Dfor cryin out loud i was crying out for a savior
DnAo jesus christ no roman gods they coweDr at you let me in
Dso damn Cthe bastards called it out
Ceveryone they stop from doing just an inchBm of good
Bmthey hate themselves forever war it paves their helGl
G**** everything that i was tAold cause i just saw the heavDens open up
GanBmd fGoreveAr
AdarlinEmg jDust you aGnd foreveAr
Anow its justD you and foGrever

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All Chords Used (8)
KeyEb major
CapoFret 1
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play you and forever by Bleachers on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 1 you play D, Em, G, A, Bm, C and more, the shapes the player above shows.

You and Forever is a strong pick if you want a bright, driving pop-rock feel that sits in a steady mid-tempo groove. At about 120 BPM, it should feel energetic but manageable, with enough lift to keep you locked in as you play through the changes.

The chart leans on barre shapes for most of the song, with F as the main open chord to give your hand a brief break. The opening move D# - Fm - G# - A# is the change to watch closely, since it sets the shape of the progression and can feel tight at first.

Start by looping that opening progression slowly until your fretting hand knows the route. Then add the rest of the chord changes in small groups, keeping the rhythm even before you push the tempo. Once the shapes feel automatic, bring it up to speed and focus on staying relaxed through the barre chords.

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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