Reality Club

REALITY CLUB · 120 BPM · 4/4

Reality Club

REALITY CLUB

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A✕123
AJust like a certain motorF#bike gang Dfrom Charming
DOr you'rAe looking F#for the oldD ultraviolence
DYou'reA trouble,F#m yes I kneDw
DRight DmfrAom tF#he stDart
DmAnd the labyrintAh I thought F#mI knew
F#mRearDranged toDm shapeA anew
AAtF#m amazemenDt of theDm excitDement
DThat once rFanAg true
AAnd F#mif I waDs a fool Dmfor yoAu
AI'd waF#mit 500 Dmillion hDmours
DmOAn a park bench out on the mF#moon
F#mBut inD full view of whatA you are
DOF#hD
DJust Dmlike a feAline with mF#ultiple liveDs
DShe lost a Dmcouple but shDe used to have five
DA savioAur ofF#m manDkind
DAnd if AI was a F#mfool forD you
DI'd waDmit 500A millionF#m hours
F#mOn Da park bencDmh ouAt on theF#m moon
F#mBut Din full view oDmf what yAou are
AYou'F#mre a godDdess, you're my roAck star
AIF#m fell inD love with AlexAandra
AEveF#mn thouDgh I barely mAet her
AEF#mven though weD'd break our hearts
DBefore we'd even start
D(ABeDforDme wAe'F#mdD evAenF#m DstaArF#mt)D
DAnd if DmI waAs a foF#mol foDr you
DI'dDm waiAt 500 F#mmillioDn hours
DOn a paArk benchF# out on Dthe moon
DBDmut in fAull view of what you are
 You're a goddess, you're my rock star

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All Chords Used (6)
KeyA major
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Reality Club by REALITY CLUB on guitar

This song is a great pick if you want a steady, upbeat feel with a clean pop-rock groove. At about 120 BPM, it sits in a comfortable pocket that rewards tight changes and a relaxed right hand, so you can focus on making the song feel smooth and confident.

You’ll spend most of the time moving between open shapes and the harder barre shapes, so the main challenge is keeping the transitions even. The opening run of A - F# - D - A is the change to lock in first, especially because F# can interrupt your flow if you rush it.

Start by looping A - F# - D - A slowly until the shapes feel automatic. Then add the rest of the chart in small sections, keeping your fretting hand close to the neck and your strums light. Once the changes are solid, bring it up to tempo and aim for clean, consistent movement.

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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