Living After Midnight

Judas Priest · 120 BPM · 4/4

Living After Midnight

Judas Priest · Capo 2

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CapoPlace capo at fret 2; pitch is unchanged.

A

A✕123
ALivinDg after miGdnight
GRockDin’to theG dawn
GLovin’tDill the morniGng
GThen AI’m gone ,I’m gone
AI tookD the city’bout 1am
DLoaded ,loaded
DI’m all geared up to score again
DLoaded,loaded
DI comFe alive in a neon light
FThat’s E when I makAe my moves right
ALivDing after mGidnight
GRockinD ’till theG dawn
GLovin ’tDill the morniGn
GThen I’Am gone ,i ’m gone
AGot gleaminDg chrome reflectin ’steel
DLoaded ,loaded
DReady to take on every deal
DLoaded ,loaded
DMy pulsFe is racin’ i ’m hot to take
FThis motor’Ems revvedE up fit A to break
ALivingD after midGnight
GRockinD ’till the G dawn
GLovin ’tDill the morniGn
GThen I’m Agone ,i’m gone
AI ’mG aiminDg for G you
GI ’m D gonna flooGr you
GMCy boDdy ’s cominGg all C nightA longAm!
AmsDolGoD !G#D$G%^A&*
AThe air ’sD electric ,sparking power
DLoaded ,loaded
DI ’m getting harder by the hour
DLoaded ,loaded
DI set my Fsights and then home in
FThe joint E starts flyin ’when AI begin
ALiving D after midnGight
GRockin ’tDill the dawn
GLovin ’till Dthe mornin ’
DTGhen I ’mA gone ,i ’m gone
ALiving aDfter midniGght
GRockin ’Dtill the dGawn
GLovin ’till D the mornin ’
DTGhen I ’Am gone ,i ’m gone

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

How to play Living After Midnight by Judas Priest on guitar

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

This is a classic high-energy rock tune that feels tight, driving, and fun to play. It is a great song for building confidence because the groove is steady and the changes are clear, so you can lock in quickly and keep the momentum going.

You can start with the open shapes E and A, which makes the main progression approachable right away. The harder shapes are B and F#, so the change to watch is moving cleanly between the open chords and those barre grips without losing the beat, especially when the progression cycles back to E - A - E - A.

Practice the opening progression slowly first, then repeat it until the switches feel automatic. After that, bring it up toward tempo in small steps and focus on keeping your strums even. Once the chord changes are smooth, play along with the full song and stay relaxed through the faster transitions.

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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