Djo - End Of Beginning

Unknown · 120 BPM · 4/4

Djo - End Of Beginning

Unknown · Capo 5

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CapoPlace capo at fret 5; pitch is unchanged.

A

A✕123
AJust one more tear to cry, one teF#mardrop from my eye
F#mYou bettEer save itA for
AThe middle of the night when thingsF#m aren't black and whEite
EEnter, Troubadour
E"Remember 24?"
D

♪ instrumental ♪

DAnd when I'Am baEck in ChicagoD, I feel it
DAnotDmher F#mversion oEf me, I Dwas in it
DI wave gAoodbye tEo the eDnd of beginning
D

♪ instrumental ♪

 This song has sDtarted now, Eand yF#mou're just finding out
F#mNow isn'tE that a lAaugh?
AA major sacrifice, but clueF#mless at tF#he time
 EEnter, Caroline
E"Just trust me, yoDu'll be fine"
DAnd when AI'm baEck in ChicagoD, I feel it
DAnother F#mversion oEf me, ID was in it
DI wave goodbAye to the eEnd of beginninDg
D(Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbyeE)
EYou take the man out of the city, not the city F#mout the man
F#mYouE take the man out of the city, not the city F#mout the man
F#mYouE take the man out of the city, not the cityF#m out the man
 You takDe the man out of the-
DAnAmd whenD I'm bacEk in Chicago,Am I feel it
 AnoAther verEsion of me, I Dwas in it
DOh, I wave goodbyeA to the Eend of beginning
E(DGoodbye, goodbye)
Em

♪ instrumental ♪

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All Chords Used (8)
KeyA major
CapoFret 5
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Djo - End Of Beginning by Unknown on guitar

This song is a great beginner pick because the progression is simple, memorable, and feels steady at about 120 BPM. You get a smooth, reflective groove that is easy to lock into once your hands settle in.

You can lean on open shapes for most of it, with D, A, and Gm available as the easier shapes in the chart, while Bm is the harder barre shape to watch. The main change to focus on is the move from D to Bm and then back into A, since that shift can slow you down if your fretting hand is not ready.

Start by looping the opening D - Bm - A - D very slowly until the changes feel clean. Then add the rest of the chart in short sections, keeping your strums even and relaxed. Once the shapes feel automatic, bring the tempo up little by little until you can play it through without hesitating.

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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