Things I Wanted To Say Chords

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Things I Wanted To Say by Yehuda Poliker is a more advanced guitar song played in the key of Dm. It uses the chords Dm, C, Bb/, A7, Bb, F, D7, Gm and D. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.

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This is a beautiful song by a very talented guitar player. 
The riffs are played on a Bouzouki, but the tab is for a standard guitar. 



Main Riff: 

e|----------------------5-5--|--5-----------------5-5--| 
B|---------5-6-5h6p5---------|--------5-6-5h6p5--------| 
G|--7----7-----------7-------|----7-7-----------7------| 
D|---------------------------|-------------------------| 
A|---------------------------|-------------------------| 
E|---------------------------|-------------------------| 



e|--5/10-10-10---10-10-8-8-6-6---8-6h8p6--5h6p5--| 
B|-----------------------------------------------| 
G|-----------------------------------------------| 
D|-----------------------------------------------| 
A|-----------------------------------------------| 
E|-----------------------------------------------| 



e|---6h8p6--5h6p5--3h5p3--1h3p1---3h1p3p0--| 
B|-----------------------------------------| 
G|-----------------------------------------| 
D|-----------------------------------------| 
A|-----------------------------------------| 
E|-----------------------------------------| 



~  Chords  ~ 

Verse: 
Dm / C / Bb/ A7     X 2 

Bb / F / D7 / Gm 
A7 / Dm / A7 / D 
Gm / A7 



Interlude: 

e|--------5-6p5---------------------| 
B|--6---6-------8--6-8p6-5-5-6p5----| 
G|----7--------------------------7--| 
D|----------------------------------| 
A|----------------------------------| 
E|----------------------------------| 

e|--------5-6p5-----------------| 
B|--6---6-------8--6-8p6-5---6--| 
G|----7--------------------7----| 
D|------------------------------| 
A|------------------------------| 
E|------------------------------| 

e|--5-5-5/10---10-10-10/6---6-6-6/5---------| 
B|-----------------------------------8-6-5--| 
G|------------------------------------------| 
D|------------------------------------------| 
A|------------------------------------------| 
E|------------------------------------------| 


e|--5-5-5/10---10-10-10/6---6-6-6/5---------| 
B|-----------------------------------6p5h6--| 
G|------------------------------------------| 
D|------------------------------------------| 
A|------------------------------------------| 
E|------------------------------------------| 

e|--5-5-5---8--8/10/8---6/5-6-----6-6-6p5--3/1-3-1--|--3p1p0--0--1p0----| 
B|--------------------------------------------------|----------------3--| 
G|--------------------------------------------------|-------------------| 
D|--------------------------------------------------|-------------------| 
A|--------------------------------------------------|-------------------| 
E|--------------------------------------------------|-------------------| 


e|--------5-6p5--------------------| 
B|--6---6-------8--6-8p6---6p5--6--| 
G|----7----------------------------| 
D|---------------------------------| 
A|---------------------------------| 
E|---------------------------------| 

e|--5/10-10-8-10---6-5-6------------------5/10-10vv--| 
B|--------------------------8-6-5--------------------| 
G|--------------------------------7-7----------------| 
D|---------------------------------------------------| 
A|---------------------------------------------------| 
E|---------------------------------------------------| 


Fills after Interlude, alongside chords: 

D|--5-6-8-------6-8-10-------------| 
A|---------------------------------| 
E|---------------------------------| 
D|---------------------------------| 
A|---------------------------------| 
E|---------------------------------| 
    	

Chord diagrams

Guitar tuner

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Start the tuner and play a string

Reference tones

Standard tuning, lowest to highest. Click a string to play it; the string the mic hears is highlighted.

Click Start tuner and allow microphone access. The needle centers and turns green when a string is in tune (within 5 cents).
No microphone? You can still tap any string above to hear its exact reference pitch.

Metronome

100 BPM Andante