Dominic Fike - White Keys

Ethereal Music · 120 BPM · 4/4

Dominic Fike - White Keys

Ethereal Music · Capo 2

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Am

Am✕231
 作曲 :Am JohnG CunningFham/DAmominGic Fike
 Aight, pitch black Chevy antique, I was seDmventeen
DmI ain’t have nothing but some tees and a pair of jFeans
FPine trees, but it smell like weed in the front sDmeat
DmYou was en route to being famous and everything
 White keys, ’cause she’sEm way too major for everything
 I wEmanna be a part of it, what you got going on?
DmIsn’t as sad as Cmyou make it out to be
 I wannGa be mad, but you takeEm it out of me
Em199F5, teens in the Florida bAmreeze (Ooh-ooh-ooh)
 Ice cream, she was so sweEmet before everything
EmTight squeeze, trynAa fit me into everydaGy (Ooh-ooh-ooh)
GBut you never came
GThe worlFd is movin’, we were never meAmant to stay
AmBut I was workEming on the world
EmI guess I thought that if I gavAe you what I had
AI guess I thought that itG would work
GI FneverAm knGew (OCh)
CItF was because Gof you (Oh)
 I never EmknDmew
 OhB, I guess I never-
FWEmoaBh
BAight, rich ass, tryna fit my g’s in thesAe Prada jeans
AMismatchin’ with my Celine’s king ofEm everything
EmFifth stack comin’ in this week, I bought everything
GDispatchin’ with all the g’s pull up wrEeck the scene
 WhEite keys ’cause she’s way too major for everythDming
DmThe kids want distance, somewhat
 Then I fD#eel my heart inside my back
 I made a point to be intact
 And you don’Cmt even keep it whole some with me
 You were singin’ no songs with me
 TheF world is movin’, we were never meant to stayAm (Oh-oh-oh)
AmBut I was workin’ on the Gworld (Oh-ohEm-oh)
EmI guess I thought that if I gave you what AI had (Oh-oh-oh)
 I guess I thought thatG it would work (Oh-oh-oh)
GI FneverAm knGew (Oh)C
CIt Fwas because oGf you (Oh)
 IF nevAmer kEmnew
 Oh, I Bguess I neEmver-
EmWFoGahEm

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All Chords Used (11)
KeyA major
CapoFret 2
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Dominic Fike - White Keys by Ethereal Music on guitar

This song is a great beginner pick because the progression is short, steady, and easy to loop once you get the feel. At about 120 BPM, it has a clean, driving flow that lets you focus on staying relaxed and keeping your changes smooth.

You can lean on the open shapes A, G, and D, with Bm as the main barre shape to watch. The biggest change is moving in and out of Bm, so make that shift feel calm and controlled before worrying about speed.

Start by practicing Bm - A - G - Bm slowly in a tight loop. Once that feels natural, add a steady pulse, then bring the tempo up little by little until the changes stay even and confident.

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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