More Than Words

Extreme · 91 BPM · 4/4

More Than Words

Extreme · Capo 2

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CapoPlace capo at fret 2; pitch is unchanged.

A

A✕123
ASaF#mying "I loAve you"
AIs nBot the wEords I want to hAear from you
AIt'sF#m not that I wantA you
ANotB to saEy but if you Aonly knew
AHowF#m easy, iAt would bBe to C#mshow me hF#mow yoAu feel
AMorBe than worEds is all you C#mhave to doA to maF#mke it real
F#mTheBn you wouldn'tE have to say tAhat you love Amme
Am'Cause EI'd already F#mknow
F#mWhat woulBd you do
BIf Emy heart was torn in two?
EMorBe than words to C#mshow yoG#mu feel
G#mThAat your love for me isE real
EWF#mhat would Byou say
EIf I took those words away?
ETheBn you couldn't make tG#mhings new
G#mJuAst by saying "EI lovF#me you"
F#mLa-diB-da, da-di-da
BDiE-dai-dai-da
EMoAre than woF#mrds
F#mLaA-di-dEa, da-dAi-da
ANoF#mw that I've triBed to
BTalk to yEou and make yoAu understand
AAll yEou have to Ado is cBlose yoEur eyes
EAnd justA reach out your hanBds and Atouch me
AHolBd me clC#mose, don't evF#mer let me gBo
BMore than wordEs is aBll I eC#mver needeF#md you to show
F#mThBen you wouldn'Et have to say Athat you loveAm me
Am'CauseE I'd alreF#mady know
F#mWhat woulBd you do
BIf Emy heart was torn in two?
EMorBe than words to C#mshow youG#m feel
G#mThaAt your love for me is realE
EWhatF#m would yBou sayE
EIf I took those words away?
ETheBn you couldn't mC#make thingG#ms new
G#mJusAt by saying "I love you"

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All Chords Used (7)
KeyF# major
CapoFret 2
Tempo~91 BPM

How to play More Than Words by Extreme on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 2 you play A, F#m, B, E, C#m, Am and more, the shapes the player above shows.

More Than Words is a great song to learn because it sounds intimate and expressive while staying steady and controlled. You get a gentle, melodic feel that rewards clean changes and even timing, so it is satisfying to play once the shapes settle in.

This chart uses barre shapes for the chords, so your left hand needs to hold pressure cleanly across the neck. The main thing to watch is the opening move from B to G#m and back again, then into C#, because that change can expose any buzz or rushed shifts.

Start by looping the opening progression slowly and making each chord ring clearly. Then practice the changes in pairs, first B to G#m, then B to C#, before putting the full sequence together. Once that feels smooth, bring it up to tempo and keep your motion relaxed.

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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