Take A Slice

Glass Animals · 120 BPM · 4/4

Take A Slice

Glass Animals · Capo 4

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CapoPlace capo at fret 4; pitch is unchanged.

A#m

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A#mMy life turns in slow motiD#mon
D#mBye bye baD#by blue
D#I wish you could see the wicked tFmruth
FmCaught up in a rush it's killingF# you
F#ScreamiA#mng at the sun you blow into
 Curled up in a grip when wEe were us
EFingersG in a fist like you might run
GI settle for aE ghost I neveFr knew
FSuperpEaradise I heGld on to
GBuEt I GsettEle foGr a EghosDt
DWhen I wasE from n.o.l.Ga no one
GLeftEm to be a rocGmk and roll star
GmHe'd stay aGnd treat his Elady
EGive everything to his new baby
GmI miss him don't you blame Gme
GThat boy went stone cold crAazy
ACaught up in camera lust he's
 CGhaEsGiEmngG EthEatG pEaGppEyG EpiGpEe GdF#reFaEmsG
GI F#know you doFn't butE I
EI know you donG't but I stF#ill try
F#My thundFer shookE him down
EMy thuGnder came F#and shook him down
FThat girl Eis gone buGt I
GThat gF#irl is gone but IF still try
EI think it'Gs overF# now
F#The bulleFt hit buEt maybe not
EI fGeel so F#****ing numbF
FIt hits my Ehead and I feel nGumb
GMy boF#dy's lookingF wrong
FMyE body's lookiGng wrongF#
F#My body's loFoking wrEong
EBye bye bGaby blueF#
F#I wish you could see Fthe wickEed truth
ECaught up in a rGush it'sF# killing you
F#Screaming Fat the Esun you blow into
ECGurled up inF# a grip when we werFe us
FFingers in Ea fist like youG might run
GIF# settle for a ghost FI neveEr knew
ESuperparadGise I heldF# on to
F#But I FsettlEe for a ghGost

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All Chords Used (12)
KeyG# minor
CapoFret 4
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Take A Slice by Glass Animals on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 4 you play A#m, D#m, D#, Fm, F#, E and more, the shapes the player above shows.

Take A Slice is worth learning because it locks into a dark, driving groove that feels tense but catchy once you settle in. At about 120 BPM, you get a strong forward push, so the song feels lively and controlled rather than rushed.

You will move between open shapes and barre shapes, so the main challenge is keeping your fretting hand relaxed while switching cleanly. The opening Dm - Gm - G - Am already shows the contrast, and the change from the open G to the barre Gm is one to watch carefully.

Start by looping the opening four-chord pattern slowly until each shape rings clearly. Then practice the hardest barre changes on their own, and only after that bring the full progression up to tempo. Once the moves feel automatic, play along with the track and focus on staying steady.

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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