End of Beginning

Djo · 120 BPM · 4/4

End of Beginning

Djo · Capo 2

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CapoPlace capo at fret 2; pitch is unchanged.

C

C✕321
CJust one more tear to cry, one tAmeardrop from my eyAe
AYou bettGer save Cit for
CThe middle of the night when thingAms aren't black and wDhite
DEnteGr, Troubadour
G"Remember 24?"
F

♪ instrumental ♪

FAnd when CI'm back iGn Chicago,F I feel it
FAnother Amversion Gof me, I Fwas in it
FI wave Cgoodbye Gto the enFd of beginning
C

♪ instrumental ♪

CThis song has started now, and yoAmu're just finding out
AmNow isn'Gt that a Claugh?
CA major sacrifice, but clAmueless at the tDime
DEntGer, Caroline
G"Just trust me, youF'll be fine"
FAnd whenC I'm back Gin ChicagoF, I feel it
FAnotherAm version Gof me, IF was in it
FI wave goodCbye to the enGd of beginninFg
F(Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbyeG)
GYou take the man out of the city, not the city outAm the man
AmYou taGke the man out of the city, not the city outAm the man
AmYou taGke the man out of the city, not the city ouAmt the man
AmYou take the Fman out of the-
FAnd when CI'm back Gin ChicagoF, I feel it
FAnother vAmersion ofG me, I wasF in it
FOh, I wave goodbyCe to the endG of beginningF
F(Goodbye, goodbye)
F

♪ instrumental ♪

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All Chords Used (6)
KeyD major
CapoFret 2
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play End of Beginning by Djo on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 2 you play C, Am, A, G, D, F, the shapes the player above shows.

This song is a great beginner pick because the progression is simple, steady, and easy to loop once you get the feel. You can focus on clean changes and a relaxed pulse, which makes it satisfying to play even at a moderate tempo.

You get a mix of open shapes and harder barre shapes, so the main challenge is moving smoothly between them. The opening progression is D - Bm - B - A, and the change from the open D into the barre Bm is the one to watch most closely.

Start by practicing D - Bm - B - A very slowly until each move feels automatic. Then repeat the loop with a steady count, and only speed up when you can switch without pausing. Once that feels solid, play along with the track and keep your hand relaxed.

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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