Urn

How to play Urn by Crying City on guitar

This song is a good one to learn if you want a steady, mid-tempo feel that sits comfortably in C major. You get a clear, repeating progression that helps you lock in the groove without feeling rushed, and it is a solid intermediate workout for keeping your changes clean.

Most of the chart uses open shapes, so you can focus on smooth fretting and relaxed right-hand timing. The harder shape is C#m, so if that shows up in your version, be ready for a barre-style grip. The main change to watch is the move through Dm - F - G - C, since it asks you to keep the flow steady as the shape shifts.

Start by looping Dm - F - G - C slowly and making each change sound even. Then add the rest of the song section by section, keeping your hand close to the fretboard and your strums consistent. Once the changes feel automatic, bring it up to tempo and aim for a clean, relaxed run-through.

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.