NOKIA

PARTYNEXTDOOR, Drake · 120 BPM · 4/4

NOKIA

PARTYNEXTDOOR, Drake · Capo 5

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CapoPlace capo at fret 5; pitch is unchanged.

Em

Em23
 ‘’TBH‘’
 Settle down, settle down, settle downEm.
EmGirl It's all over your facFe, there's someone taking mEmy place
EmGuess that's somethinFg that I'm dealingDm with Emnow
EmI guess thereDm's nothing I cEman do now
EmI see youDm in the city
DmDo they kEmnow you're with me
EmOh,F you're with me baby
FGirlEm you're with me baFby
FCause baby, close just isn'tE close enough
EMaybe my passion juFst ain't enough
FI can feel that you loEve me. (Oooh)
EI can feel that youAm love me. (Oh)
AmBaby, baby, I'm notEm listening
EmMaybe I just don't goFt what you need
FI can feel that you Emlove me no
EmI can feel that youF love me no more
FmeAm DmnoEm mAmoreEm .F..Em...F..
F...Em......A.by OFG..........

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All Chords Used (6)
KeyD minor
CapoFret 5
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play NOKIA by PARTYNEXTDOOR, Drake on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 5 you play Em, F, Dm, E, Am, A, the shapes the player above shows.

NOKIA is a great beginner play-along because the groove sits in a steady, catchy pocket and the progression is easy to remember once you hear it loop. You get a laid-back, modern feel that is fun to lock into at about 120 BPM, and the song rewards clean, relaxed changes more than speed.

The chart uses mostly open shapes, with Am, A, Dm, and D, while A# and Gm are the harder barre shapes. The main thing to watch is the back-and-forth between Am and A#, since that opening move comes up right away and can expose any slow hand shifts.

Start by looping the opening progression very slowly, then practice only the jump between Am and A# until it feels automatic. After that, add the rest of the shapes one at a time, keeping your strums even and light. Once the changes feel smooth, bring the tempo up in small steps until you can stay relaxed through the full song.

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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