Clocks Uke tab by Coldplay (Baritone Chords)

4 Chords used in the song: D, Am, C, Em

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Artist: Coldplay

Album: A Rush Of Blood To The Head

Year: 2002

Difficulty:

2.5

(Beginner)

Key: G, EmChords

D                 Am
Lights go out and I can't be saved 
C                 Em
Tides that I tried to swim against
D                 Am
Put me down upon my knees
C                 Em
Oh I beg, I beg and plead
D                 Am
Singing come out of things unsaid
C                 Em
Shoot an apple off my head
D                 Am
And trouble that can't be named
C                 Em
Tigers waiting to be tamed

D            Am
Singing you are...
D    Am
You are...

D                 Am
Confusion that never stops
C                 Em
Closing walls and ticking clocks
D                 Am
 Gonna come back and take you home 
C                 Em
I could not stop but you now know
D                 Am
Singing come out upon my seas
C                 Em
Curse missed opportunities
D                 Am
Am I a part of the cure
C                 Em
Or am I part of the disease

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Uke tab by Bilipop, 19 Aug 2009

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Juan22

DUDU UDU

22 Apr 2020

rainbowfishtacos

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I'm so glad that these tabs are available! I've loved this song since I was about 9 and now I'm 19 (:

28 Sep 2012

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About this song: Clocks

"Clocks" emerged in conception during the late stages into the production of Coldplay's second album, A Rush of Blood to the Head. The band's vocalist, Chris Martin, came in studio late one night. A riff popped up in Martin's mind and wrote it on the piano. Martin presented the riff to the band's guitarist, Jonny Buckland, who then added guitar chords on the basic track. During the writing of "Clocks", the band had already made 10 songs for the album.

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