White Keys

Dominic Fike · 120 BPM · 4/4

White Keys

Dominic Fike · Capo 2

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CapoPlace capo at fret 2; pitch is unchanged.

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 Aight, pFitch black Chevy Amantique, I Dwas seventeen
DI ain’t havGe nothing but some tees and a pair of jeans
GPine trees,F but it smell like Amweed in the front seGat
GYou was en route to being famEmous and everything
EmWhite keys, ’Fcause she’s way tooAm major for everything
AmI wannEma be a part of it, whaAmt you got goinEmg on?
EmIsn’t as sad as Cyou make iAmt out to be
AmI wanna be Gmad, but you takeE it out of me
E1995,F teens in the Florida bAmreeze (Ooh-ooh-ooh)
AmIce cGream, she was so sweet before everyEmthing
EmTightF squeeze, tryna fitAm me into everyday (GOoh-ooh-ooh)
GBut you never came
GThe world Fis movin’, we were never Ammeant to stay
AmBut I wGas working on the world
GI guess I Fthought that if I gave yAmou what I had
AmI guess GI thought that it would work
GIAm nFeverAm kneGw (Oh)
GICt wFas becAmause ofG you (COh)
CI FneveAmr kGnew
GOh, I guess I Cnever-
FWAmoCaAhEm
EmAight, ricFh ass, tryna fit my g’sAm in these Prada jeans
AmMisGmatchin’ with my Celine’s king of evEmerything
EmFiftFh stack comin’ in this weekAm, I bought everything
AmDispaGtchin’ with all the g’s pull up wreck the scene
 WhitFe keys ’cause she’s wAmay too major for everything
AmThe kids wanGt distance, somewhat
GThen I feel my heart inside my back
 I made a poFint to be intact
FAnd you don’t eveAmn keep it whole some wGith me
GYou were singin’ no songs withF me
FThe world is movin’, we were never meant to stay (OhAm-oh-oh)
AmBut I was wGorkin’ on the world (Oh-oh-oh)
GI guess I thougFht that if I gave you what I had (Oh-Amoh-oh)
AmI guess I thoGught that it would work (Oh-oh-oh)
GI FneverAm kneGw (Oh)
GICt wFas becaAmuse ofG you (OCh)
CI nFeveAmr knGew
GOh, I guess I Cnever-
FWAmoGah

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All Chords Used (8)
KeyD major
CapoFret 2
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play White Keys by Dominic Fike on guitar

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

This song is a good one to learn if you want a steady, modern groove that sits in a comfortable mid-tempo pocket. It feels relaxed but still moves with purpose, so you can focus on clean changes and keeping the pulse even.

The chart uses a mix of open shapes and barre shapes, so the main challenge is moving smoothly between the easier chords and the harder grip changes. Pay extra attention to the opening run of G - Bm - E - A, since that shift from an open shape into Bm can slow you down if you rush it.

Start by looping the opening progression slowly until your hands land cleanly every time. Then add the rest of the chart in short sections, keeping the rhythm steady before you push the tempo up to full speed.

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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