Too Late by Goldfinger Lyric and Guitar Chords

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If you are looking for Too Late guitar chords, you’ve come to the right place.
You can play Too Late by Goldfinger using guitar or guitar.
This song by Goldfinger can also be played by that instruments.
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Too Late guitar chords has rhythm and included in Hang-Ups (1997) album.
You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here.

Too Late by Goldfinger Guitar Chords


Written by John Feldman

This is another kick-ass Goldfinger song. I did this as a request, and
I’m taking any you have off of Hang-ups, or from other cool ska-punk
bands. Anyways, enjoy this one:

: feedback

:


E-------------------
B-------------------
G---7-------4-------
D---7---7---4---4---
A---5---7---2---4---
E-------5-------2---


The young boy has turned into a man, and he’s growing
stronger. He’s battled through things he thought he could go
on no longer.

:


E---------------------------------------------
B---------------------------------------------
G---5------------------------5-----------10---
D---5---5---2---3-3-3-3-2-0--5---5---2---10---
A---3---5---2---3------------3---5---2----8---
E-------3---0---1----------------3---0--------


The father stood by his side, wanting nothing more than just
be his dad. But pride only answers to one call, he only
condemns him.

[1st Chorus]: (starts out bass only!)
Played during chorus:


D-------

[A–5b—] 


E-------

And if the boy only knew his father’s pain. The nights that

he stayed up late, wondered why. Doesn’t he see the future
is so bleak so bleak.

Solo:


E------------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------------------------------
G------------------------------------------------------
D----2-0---0-------0-----3-2-0---2-0---0----------2----
A--3-----3---2-2-2---3-0-------3-----3----2-2-2-2---3--
E------------------------------------------------------

:
Father’s retired now, he’s left with TV and rest. The weight
of the world and what did he do wrong, has gone to his
chest.

:
He had such a good life. The family he loved were all by his
side. To his son he whispered, "Goddamn this pride.”

[2nd Chorus]: (^-heavily palm muted)


E---3---1---3---1----------------------------------------
B---5---1---3---1----------------------------------------
G---5---2---4---2---7-------5---7-------5----7---5-------
D---5---3---5---3---7---5---5---7---5---5----7---5---5---
A-------------------5---5---3---5---5---3----5---3---5---
E-----------------------3-----------3----------------3---

D^ G^ C^ D^ G^ C^ D C G

And if the boy only knew his father’s pain, the nights that
F D^ G^ C^ D^ G^
he stayed up late, wondered why. The choices he made.
C^ D C G
Doesn’t he see the future is so bleak, so bleak.

:
Play F# (let ring), then mess around with feedback.
Then:


E-----------------
B-----------------
G---xxx-xxx-xxx---
D---xxx-xxx-xxx---
A---xxx-xxx-xxx---
E---xxx-xxx-xxx---

Play these riffs over the chords at the top, with the chords heavily
palm muted:
F# B F# B F# B


E------------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------------------------------
G-------------------2-2--------------------------------
D--------2-2------------2-2-----------2-2-4-4-4s5-4-4--
A------------------------------------------------------
E------------------------------------------------------

(con’t.)


E---------------
B---------------
G--6--7-6---4---
D--6--7-6---4---
A--4--5-4---2---
E---------------

[C#-D-C#]
:


E--5----------------
B--5---6------------
G--5---7---10---5---
D--7---7---10---5---
A--7---5----8---3---
E--5----------------


So fk I’m all by myself, now you’ve gone away. You’ve left
me all by myself with that fked up thing you said.

:


E--------------------
B--------------------
G---10---5-----------
D---10---5---7---8---
A----8---3---7---8---
E------------5---6---

(one guitar plays these chords, the other plays Fii until the Bb Bb Bb
part).

If I could forgive myself, you knew the way. Now I’m all by
myself, and I’m sorry.

:


E---5---6---8---5---6---5---8---5-------10----6-----8----
B---6---6---8---6---6---6---8---6-------12----6-----8----
G---5---7---9---5---7---5---9---5-------12----7-----9----
D-------8--10-------8------10----------(12)--(8)--(10)---
A--------------------------------------------------------
E--------------------------------------------------------

But if you only knew your son’s pain. How bad that he wanted
you to say “you’re doing just fine, you turned out to be one
good guy”, but it’s too late.

Well? Whadya think? Please e-mail me and tell me I’m the king of
tab-world, or tell me I suck, I don’t care. Also drop me a line if you’ve
got any changes, comments, questions about my work, or requests.
Thanks

Luke

If you want to learn Goldfinger Too Late guitar chords, The 5 chords we’ll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major.
The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments.
Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart

The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Too Late. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.

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