@sza - Saturn

Unknown · 120 BPM · 4/4

@sza - Saturn

Unknown · Capo 1

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CapoPlace capo at fret 1; pitch is unchanged.

G

G213
GIf there'sD anothCer universe
 Please make some noiDmse (noise)
DmGive me a sCign (siDmgn)
DmThis Gcan't be life
 If Dthere's a point to losing love
DRepeatCing pain (why?)
 It's Dmall the saGme (same)
GI hate thiDms place
CStuck in this paradigm
 Don'tC believe in paradise
CmThis muDmst be whatBm Hell is like
 ThDmere's got to be more, got to be more
 SCick of this head of mine
 IntruCsive thoughts, Cmthey paralyze
 NirvanaDm's not as advertised
DmThere's got to be more, been here before
 OCh (oh,G ooh)C
CLife's better on DmSaturn
DmGot to break this pattern
DmOf floating awayC
COh (oh, ooh)
CFind something wortDmh saving
DmIt's all for the taking
DmI always say
DmI'Cll be better on Saturn
CNone of this mDmatters
DmDreaming Gof Saturn, oh
GIf karma's really real
GHoDw am I stilDml here?
DmJust seems so unfair
BmI could be wrong though
 IfC there's a point to being good
 TDhen where's my rewDmard?
DmThe good die young and poor
DmI gaveBm it all IC could
CStuck in this terradome
CAll I see is terrible
 MakiDmng us hysterical
DmThere's got to be more, got to be more
 SCick of this head of mine
CIntrusive thoughts, they paralyze
 NDmirvana's not as advertised
DmThere's got to be more, been Fhere before
FOCh (oh, GoohC)
CLife's better on SDmaturn
DmGot to break this pattern
DmOf floating away
COh (oh, ooh)
CFind something worth Dmsaving
DmIt's all for the taking
DmI always say
DmIC'll be better on Saturn
CNone of this mDmatters
DmDreaming Gof SaBmturn,Dm oh
DmOCoh, oDmoh
Dm

♪ instrumental ♪

GOoh-ooh
GOoh, oCoh
Dm

♪ instrumental ♪

DmOoh-ooh
D

♪ instrumental ♪

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All Chords Used (7)
KeyD# minor
CapoFret 1
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play @sza - Saturn by Unknown on guitar

This song is a good one to learn because the progression is simple, memorable, and sits in a smooth minor key feel. At about 120 BPM, it gives you a steady groove without feeling rushed, so you can focus on clean changes and relaxed timing.

The chart uses barre shapes for all the chords shown, so the main challenge is getting your fretting hand comfortable across the neck. The change to watch most closely is the move from G# to D# and then into C# before landing on D#m, since that keeps your hand shifting while staying in the same shape family.

Start by looping the opening progression slowly, one chord at a time, until each shape sounds clean. Then connect G# to D# and C# to D#m in pairs, and only after that play the full cycle with the beat. Once the changes feel automatic, bring the tempo up little by little.

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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