The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army

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The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army

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Capo

E

E231
 E词 : Jack White
E作曲F B:E JBacCmk BWhCiCmte
CmI'm gonna fight 'em off
CmA seven nation army couldn't hold me back
 They goCmnna rip it ofBf
BTaking thCeir time riCmght behind my back
CmAnd I'm talking to myself at nCight becaCmuse I can't forget
 Back aCmnd forth through my mind behind a cigaretteEm
EmAnd a messGage coming fArom my eyes sayC#ms leave itEm alone
B

♪ instrumental ♪

BDon'Ct want toCm hear about it
CmEvery sinCgle one'sB got a Cmstory tBo tell
BEveryone kCmnows about it
CmFrom the queen of England to the hounds of hell
CmAnd if EmI catch you comiCmng back my way
CmI'm going to serve it to you
CmAnd that ainEm't what you Cmwant to hear
Cmbut thaCt'sCm what I'll do
CmAnd a feeling cominAg from my bones says find Ema home
Cm

♪ instrumental ♪

CmI'm gBoin' toCm Wichita
CmFar fBrom thiCs opera fCmorevermore
CmI'mB gonna work theCm straw
CmMake the swCeat drip ouCmt of every pore
CmAnd I'Bm bleeding and I'm bleedingCm
Cmand I'm bleBeding rigCht beCmfore my lord
CmOh, the words arCe going to bCmleed from me
Cmand I wBill think nCmo more
CmAnd the stains coming fromEm my blood tAell me go back hEmome
B

♪ instrumental ♪

A

♪ instrumental ♪

A

♪ instrumental ♪

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All Chords Used (9)
KeyC minor
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play The White Stripes - Seven Nation Army by v94j on guitar

This song is worth learning because it is instantly recognizable and feels strong and driving even at a beginner level. You get a steady, riff-like groove that makes you sound locked in quickly, and the pace around 120 BPM keeps it energetic without being too fast.

You will move between open shapes and a harder barre shape, so the main challenge is keeping the hand relaxed while the shape changes cleanly. The opening progression is E - F - B - E, so watch the jump to B and back again, since that is the change most likely to slow you down.

Start by practicing the chord changes slowly and evenly, then repeat the opening progression until the move to B feels automatic. After that, bring it up to tempo in small steps and focus on staying steady rather than playing hard. Once the shapes feel secure, run the full song a few times to build consistency.

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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