If you are looking for Yours to Hold guitar chords, you’ve come to the right place.
You can play Yours to Hold by Skillet using guitar or guitar.
This song by Skillet can also be played by that instruments.
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Yours to Hold guitar chords has rhythm and included in Comatose (2006) 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.
Yours to Hold by Skillet Guitar Chords
Copyright2006 Atlantic Records
Dropped Standard Tuning D-G-C-F-A-D
(Or another theory since their songs are mostly in Drop B
is that the use Capo 3)
(All Chords are relative to Tuning [or Capo])
Chords
Ex-7-9-9-0-0
Ax-0-2-2-2-0
C#mx-4-6-6-5-0
B-x-2-4-4-4-0
E0-2-2-1-0-0
F#m2-4-4-2-2-2
E/G#4-x-2-4-0-0
E/D#x-6-9-8-0-0
bbend
rreturn bend
hhammer on
ppull off
~let it ring
palm mute…etc
Verse 1
E A
Pre-Chorus
Chorus 1
Post-Chorus
Acoustic Gtr.
Electric Gtr.
D[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
A[---12-----------------12---------------------12---------------------------]
F[-9----9-11-13-13br--9----9-8--11-11h13p11--9----9-11-13-13br--13br-9~~----]
C[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
G[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
D[--------------------------------------------------------------------------]
Verse 2
Acoustic Gtr.
E A
Electric Gtr.
D[-------0------------------------]
A[----0-------10--9--5---4---5----]
F[--------------------------------]
C[-2------------------------------]
G[--------------------------------]
D[--------------------------------]
Pre-Chorus
Acoustic Gtr.
Electric Gtr.
D[---------------------------------]
A[-5--------4--------5--------5----]
F[---------------------------------]
C[---------------------------------]
G[---------------------------------]
D[---------------------------------]
……………………………
Chorus 2
Acoustic Gtr.
Electric Gtr.
D[--------------------------------]
A[--------------------------------]
F[-------------------6---4---2----]
C[-2--4--6--4--6--7--6---4---2----]
G[-2--4--7--4--7--7--4---2---0----]
D[-0--2--4--2--4--5---------------]
D[---------------------------------]
A[---------------------------------]
F[-------------------6--8--4--2----]
C[-2--4--6--4--6--7--6--9--4--2----]
G[-2--4--7--4--7--7--4--6--2--0----]
D[-0--2--4--2--4--5----------------]
Bridge
Acoustic Gtr.
F#m C#m B x2
[E/G#]
[E/G#]
Electric Gtr.
D[---------------]
A[---------------]
F[------6---4----]
C[-4----6---4----]
G[-4----4---2----]x2
D[-2-------------]
D[------------------------------------------]
A[------------------------------------------]
F[------------------------------------------]
C[-6--7--9--7--6/6/6/6-7--6/6/6/6-7----7----]
G[-7--7--9--7--7/7/7/7-7--7/7/7/7-7----7----]
D[-4--5--7--5--4/4/4/4-5--4/4/4/4-5----5----]
…..
Chorus 3
(Play Chorus 3 twice)
Acoustic Gtr.
Electric Gtr.
D[--------------------------------]
A[--------------------------------]
F[-------------------6---4---2----]
C[-2--4--6--4--6--7--6---4---2----]
G[-2--4--7--4--7--7--4---2---0----]
D[-0--2--4--2--4--5---------------]
D[---------------------------------]
A[---------------------------------]
F[-------------------6--8--4--2----]
C[-2--4--6--4--6--7--6--9--4--2----]
G[-2--4--7--4--7--7--4--6--2--0----]
D[-0--2--4--2--4--5----------------]
Ending
Acoustic Gtr.
D[-------0------------0--------2----------0------------0--------2-------]
A[----------------------------------------------------------------------]
F[---2-------2------------------------2-------2--------------------4----]
C[-----4-------4----6---6----4---4------4-------4----2---2----4---------]
G[----------------4--------2--------------------------------2-----------]
D[-2-------2------------------------2-------2------0--------------------]
D[-------0--0----]
A[-----2----2----]
F[----------2----]
C[---2------2----]
G[-0--------0----]
D[---------------]
Tabbed by Adam K
If you want to learn Skillet Yours to Hold 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 Yours to Hold. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.