Turn the Lights Off

Jon & KATO · 120 BPM · 4/4

Turn the Lights Off

Jon & KATO · Capo 4

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CapoPlace capo at fret 4; pitch is unchanged.

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 I sFaid oohhG
GCome on babAmy turn the lights off
AmOoFohh oohGh
GCuz it'sAm getting late
AmI sFaid oohhG
GI know you're gonAmna try to hang tough
AmBuFt oohhG
GYou shoAmuldn't hesitate
 IF hadGm lovAme Ato burnAm
AmYoFu had a Awounded heartAm
AmEyeFs 'crGoss aEm crAowdAmed room
AmShoFuld wGe let Amthis start
AmI sFaid oohGh
GCome on babAmy turn the lights off
AmOoohFh oohGh
GCuz it'Ams getting late
AmI sFaid oohhG
GI know you'reAm gonna try to hang tough
AmButF oohhG
GYou shouAmldn't hesitate
AmI FhadG lAmove Ato burn
AYoFu hadG a AmwounAded heart
AEyeFs 'crGoss a Acrowded roAmom
AmShoFuld wAme let Athis sAmtart
AmI saiFd ooGhh
GCome on babAmy turn the lights off
AmOoFohh oohhG
GCuz it'sAm getting late
AmI sFaid oohhG
GI know you're gonAmna try to hang tough
AmBuFt oohhG
GYou shoulAmdn't hesitate
AmIF said oohhG
GCome on baby turn the lAmights off(Come on baby turn the lights off)
AmOFoohh oohGh
GCuz it's gettinAmg late(lights off yeah~)
AmI sFaid oohhG
GI know you're gonna try Amto hang tough(Come on baby turn the lights off)
AmButF oohhG
GYou shouldn't hesitate

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All Chords Used (6)
KeyC# minor
CapoFret 4
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Turn the Lights Off by Jon & KATO on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 4 you play F, G, Am, Gm, A, Em, the shapes the player above shows.

This song is a strong pick if you want a modern, upbeat groove that still gives you a real workout. At about 120 BPM, it should feel lively and steady, with enough drive to keep you focused while you lock in the changes.

You can lean on the open A shape, but the rest of the chart asks for barre chords, so your fretting hand will need to stay relaxed and efficient. The main thing to watch is the move from A into B and then into C#m, since that shift can expose any tension or late finger placement.

Start by looping the opening progression slowly, then practice the harder chord changes one at a time until they feel clean. After that, play the full sequence with a metronome and gradually bring it up to tempo, keeping your changes small and controlled.

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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