The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil

ABKCO · 120 BPM · 4/4

The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil

ABKCO · Capo 2

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CapoPlace capo at fret 2; pitch is unchanged.

A#m

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 作曲 :A#m CG#ameFroG#nF WiG#nterBm
BmI will keepG# breaking cups until my left hand looks wrong
 UntiG#l my miraDmcle druCmgs write the miracle song
CmI will keep rolling down unDmtil my best Cmshirt rolls off
CmUntil the Gconga line behDind me is a thousand chickens lGong
GLikeCm Brian JonBmes, I was boDrn to swim
DTGowardsD a month Cmago, towards The RollinG#g StonDes
DTowards me and yoAmu, swimming aloBmne
BmAnd I will keDep burning trash until the mastAmer comes around
AmAnd I would pound my masDterpiece down flat betweeGn my handG#s
G#If itBm meant I coDuld only rCmoll again, yoBmu gotta let me roll dowDn
DLike Hinckley's son, I waCms born to dance
 With aG# candy guDn towards the president's ass
 TowaCmrds me aBmnd you
 MDe and youA
AMe Amand you
AIG#'mG BmswG#iF#mmmiBmng DalGoDneCm
CmSend me the basslines oG#f the futuBmre
BmMy good sG#ense doesn'Gt win me any wars
 And crazy onlyCm let my brown hair all over the goddamDn floor
DLean over to me, babCmy, look over a little more
 And lDook oveBmr there
 WhereCm I'm standing,G where the pBmolice cGan seeG# me
G#And thDe pianos Amare landing on me and you
 MDe and you
DMe aAmnd yCmou
 And Brian JDones
 Me anGd youD
DMe Cmand Bmyou

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All Chords Used (11)
KeyE major
CapoFret 2
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil by ABKCO on guitar

This is a great song to learn because it has a strong, driving feel and a memorable groove that stays engaging even at a beginner level. You get to focus on steady timing and clean changes while keeping the music moving.

The chart uses both open shapes and barre shapes, so your fretting hand has a mix of easier grips and a few tougher ones. The opening progression, Cm - A# - G - A#, is the change to watch closely, since moving between the barre shapes and the open G can feel a little awkward at first.

Start by looping that opening progression slowly until the shapes feel automatic. Then add the rest of the song in small sections, keeping your strumming even, and only bring it up to full tempo once the chord changes are smooth.

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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