Olivia Dean - A Couple Minutes (Lyric Video)

Olivia Dean · 120 BPM · 4/4

Olivia Dean - A Couple Minutes (Lyric Video)

Olivia Dean · Capo 3

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CapoPlace capo at fret 3; pitch is unchanged.

F

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 TuFrn around
FSEmince wBmhen aEmre yBmou smoFking now?
FItEm's been aG whiBmle, leFt me know
FLEmike, diBmd youEm end Bmup movFing house?
FYEmou're the only oneG who knows thEmat name
EmYou're the onlFy one does that face
FIEm just EwannaBm knoGw if you're oFkay
FOnly have a coupleEm minutes, it alreBmady kinda fEmeels like
EmBack Fon your sofa
FOf course, ICm stilEml care
EmLove's neFver wasted
FWhen iEt's shaCmred, mEmm, mm
EmAnd alFthough it's over
FI'll alCmwaysEm be therFe
FOnly have a coupEmle mBminutEmes, gueBmss Fwe're going Emback toBm reEmal life
EmI guess we've Ffound a silver lining
FIEm'm glad yoAmu're doingEm so well
EmIf only you coulFd see how I've been
FIf I'm beEming real, you know it ain't been the same
 We could talGk if we Fwant now
FI alreaEmdy know it's no good fBmor me
BmIt's alright, think I'm fine withF the silence
FThere's some gooEmd in goodbyes
F#Oh,Em I
EmBack on Fyour sofa
FOf course,Cm I stilEml care
 Love's neFver wasted
FWhen it's sharCmed, mEmm, mm
EmAnd altFhough it's over
FI'll alCmwaysEm be there
 OnFly have a couple minutes and we're going back to real Cmlife
CmIn yoEmur heart
EmEvery parFt of me
FWe'll let go
FAnd let it start to bCme
CmIn yourEm heart
EmEveDry partF of me
FWe'll let go
FAnd letE it start to be
CmIn yourEm heart
EmEvery part ofF me
FWe'll let go
FAnd let it start to be
 InCm yourEm heart
EmEveDry partF of me
FWe'll let go
FAEmnd let it staBmrt to Cmbe (oh, oh, eh, eh, eh)
 Only have a couple minutesC, guess we're going baAmck to real life
Cm(Oh, oh,C eh,Cm eh, Feh)
FOnly have aC couple minAmutes and we're going back to real life
D#m

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All Chords Used (11)
KeyG# major
CapoFret 3
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Olivia Dean - A Couple Minutes (Lyric Video) by Olivia Dean on guitar

This song is a great beginner pick because it sits in a steady, upbeat groove and gives you a clear loop to lock into. You’ll get a nice feel for moving between bright and darker colors without the part getting overly busy, so it’s satisfying to play along with right away.

The chart mixes open shapes and barre shapes, so your hands will need to switch between easier grips and the tighter, harder ones. Watch the opening move from G# to Gm to Dm and back to Gm - that change is the one to get smooth first, since it sets up the rest of the progression.

Start by learning the chord order slowly, then practice the opening loop until the changes feel automatic. After that, add the full song in short sections, keeping your hand relaxed and your timing steady. Once the switches are clean, bring it up to tempo and focus on staying even through every repeat.

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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