If you are looking for Armchairs guitar chords, you’ve come to the right place.
You can play Armchairs by Andrew Bird using guitar or guitar.
This song by Andrew Bird can also be played by that instruments.
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Armchairs guitar chords has rhythm and included in Armchair Apocrypha (2007) album.
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Armchairs by Andrew Bird Guitar Chords
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#Hey – here’s the tab for Armchairs from Armchair Apocrypha. The chord changes are
#close but not completely lined up right (this kind of took forever). Its a pretty
#song and there are lots more licks and probably a few chord changes, but this should be
#at least. Enjoy
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#Intro Part
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#(at 0:45)
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E|----0------0------0---------------|
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B|---------------------------0------|
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G|--------------------------0-------|
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D|-------------------------0--------|
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A|------------------------2---------|
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E|-1-----3------1------1h3----------|
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#(at 1:00)
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E|--------------------------------------|
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B|---------1-------1-------1-------1----|
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G|--------0-------0-------0-------0-----|
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D|-------2-------2-------2-------2------|
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A|2---3-------0-------2-------0---------|
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E|--------------------------------------|
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[C] [G]
[C]I dreamed you were a cosmonaut
[G]of the space between our chairs
[C]And I was a cartographer
[G]of the tangles in your hair
[F]I sang the song that silence sings
[F]It’s the one that everybody knows, everybody [C]knows
The song that silence sings
And this is how it [G]goes
(2nd fill)
[C]These looms that weave apocrypha
[G]they’re hanging from a strand
[C]The dark and empty rooms were full
[G]of incandescent hands
[F]The awkward pause
[F]The fatal flaw
[F]Time, it’s a crooked bow
Time is a crooked [C]bow
[C]In time you need to learn, to love
The ebb just like the [G]flow
[D7]Grab hold of your [B5]bootstraps, and pull like [Em]hell
until gravity feels sorry for [Am]you, and lets you g[D]o
As if you [G]lack the proper chemicals to [C]know, [C/B]oh
t[Am]he way it felt the last time you [B5]let yourself [F]fall this low
Time’s a crooked [C]bow
Time’s a crooked[F#/D7] bow
Time, it’s a crooked [F]bow [G] [C]
[F]Fifty-five and t[G]hree-eighths years later
[F]At the bottom of[G] a gigantic crater
[F]An armchair calls to [G]you
Yeah, thi[F]s armchair calls t[G]o you
It says,[C] someday, we’ll get back at them all
With epoxy and a pair of [G]pliers
[C]As ancient sea slugs begin to crawl
[G]through the ragweed and barbed wire
[C]You didn’t write
You didn’t [G]call
[F]It didn’t cross your mind at [G]all
[C]Through the waves
waves of hay and [G]straw
[F]You couldn’t feel a thing at [G]all
[F]Fifty-five and three-eighths
[G]Time
Fifty-five and three-eighths
Time
Time
F to G repeats, end on F.
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If you want to learn Andrew Bird Armchairs 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 Armchairs. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.