Howie Day - Sound The Alarm - аккорды

[ Предположительная тональность: E ]

Chords:

E 022100
Asus2 X02200
Bsus2 X24422 (usually played as X24400)
E 4X4400 (not sure on the name of this one)
C#m X46654
F# 244322
A 577655
B 799877

Intro: E Asus2 Bsus2 Asus2   X2

E      Asus2           Bsus2   Asus2
I dont know if I could last
E      Asus2          Bsus2  Asus2
When I couldnt rescue you
E          Asus2      Bsus2  E
And I dont know if my best
   C#m  Bsus2      Asus2
Is enough for me anymore
E           Asus2        Bsus2  Asus2
Well I will take it as a test
E      Asus2    Bsus2   Asus2
I will see if I console
E           Asus2          Bsus2  E
You know Id change it if I could
               C#m    Bsus2
But somethings wrong
    Asus2
Its understood

Asus2          E
And at times I miss you
Bsus2         Asus2          E
Know that you make it hard to breathe
Bsus2            Asus2
I wish it was fake
          E
Sound the alarm
  Bsus2             C#m   Bsus2 Asus2
I know well make it right, alright
 C#m  Bsus2 Asus2
I know tonight
F#      A    E   B
We're alright
F#            A
Am I the only one?
              E                B      F#
Am I the only one that you can hear?
              A
Am I the only one?
                       C#m              Bsus2
'Cause if I'm the only one that you can hear
     F#                 A
Hear me (hear me), hear me (hear me)
     F#                 A
Hear me (hear me), hear me (hear me)

E   Asus2   Bsus2 X2

       Asus2   E
And at times I miss you
  Bsus2         Asus2
I know that you make it
        E
All too real
  Bsus2        Asus2
I wish it were fake
           E
Sound the alarm
  Bsus2              C#m  Bsus2 Asus2
I know we'll make it right alright
  C#m Bsus2 Asus2
I know tonight
C#m  Bsus2 Asus2
We're alright
C#m  Bsus2 Asus2     C#m  Bsus2  Asus2
Right, alright
C#m  Bsus2 Asus2     C#m  Bsus2  Asus2
Right, alright
C#m           Bsus2 Asus2
You know we'll be alright
C#m  Bsus2 Asus2    E
We'll be alright tonight

Notes: Sometimes when playing the barre chords, he leaves the B and E open. Also, he is
to hammer on the E (2nd fret) on the D string when playing E chords.

Tabbed by Ryan Sparkes

ryansparkes@hotmail.co.uk