Fall Your Way Chords
by Pete Murray
Fall Your Way by Pete Murray is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of D. It uses the chords D, D#, D/Db, C, G and Em. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.
tabbed by Brett Cook ([email protected])
- notes and chords relative to capo (eg D chord is actually D#)
verse riff
e1|-----------------------|
b1|-----------------------|
g1|-----------------------|
d1|-----------------------|
a1|--2---2---/4-4-4/6-6-6-|
e1|--0---0h3-/5-5-5/7-7-7-|
chorus
D D/Db C G
e1|----------------------------------------------------|
b1|----------3-----------3------------3-----------3----|
g1|----------2-----------2------------0-----------0----|
d1|---0------------------0------------------------0----|
a1|----------------4--------------3--------------------|
e1|------------------------------------------3---------|
or
e1|----------------------------------------------------|
b1|----------------------------------------------------|
g1|----------------------------------------------------|
d1|---7------7-----7-----7--------5---5----------------|
a1|---5------------4--------------3----------5---5-----|
e1|------------------------------------------3---3h5p3-|
bass notes (on guitar with capo on first fret).
e1|-----------------------------------------------------|
b1|-----------------------------------------------------|
g1|----------2-----------2-----------0------------------|
d1|-2/4--------4---2--------2--0h2-------2---0------0---|
a1|----------------------------------------------2------|
e1|-----------------------------------------------------|
bass notes on actual bass
g|--/12-----15-12-------15-----------13-----------------|
d|----------------15--------15-13/15-----15--13-----13--|
a|----------------------------------------------15------|
e|------------------------------------------------------|
4th time through the chorus, end on an E instead of the G
to lead back into verse riff
bridge - no guitar but chords are - D Em (relative to capo)