Flake Chords
by Jack Johnson706,434 views, added to favorites 4,209 times
| Difficulty: | beginner |
|---|---|
| Tuning: | E A D G B E |
| Key: | F |
| Capo: | no capo |
Author Unregistered. 6 contributors total, last edit on May 11, 2023
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[Intro]
Dm F Bb F
Dm F Bb F
[Verse]
Dm F
I know she said it's alright
Bb F
But you can make it up next time
Dm F
I know she said knows it's not right
Bb F
There ain't no use in Lying
Dm F
Maybe she thinks I know something
Bb F
Maybe maybe she thinks it's fine
Dm F
Maybe she knows something I don't I'm so,
Bb C
I'm so tired, I'm so tired of trying
[Chorus]
F C
It seems to me that maybe
Dm A
It pretty much always means no
Bb C F C
So don't tell me you might just let it go
F C
And often times we're lazy
Dm A
It seems to stand in my way
Bb C F C
Cause no one no not no one wants to be let down
[Verse] (Guitar quiet)
Dm F
I know she loves the sunrise
Bb F
no longer sees it with her sleeping eyes
Dm F
And I know that when she said she's gonna try
Bb F
Well it might not work because of other ties and
Dm F
I know she usually has some other ties
Bb
And I wouldn't want to break 'em, nah,
F
I wouldn't want to break em
(Guitar loud again)
Dm F
Maybe she'll help me to untie this but
Bb C
Until then well, I'm gonna have to lie to her
[Chorus]
F C
It seems to me that maybe
Dm A
It pretty much always means no
Bb C F C
So don't tell me you might just let it go
F C
And often times we're lazy
Dm A
It seems to stand in my way
Bb C F C
Cause no one no not no one wants to be let down
F C
It seems to me that maybe
Dm A
It pretty much always means no
Bb C F C
So don't tell me you might just let it go
F C
And often times we're lazy
Dm A
It seems to stand in my way
Bb C F C
Cause no one no not no one wants to be let down
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Flake – Jack Johnson
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31 comments
It sounds better with an A insted of Ab
+7
wow, well i don't think it's bad at all. good job.
+4
ok, this is mostly a correction, its really simple if you listen to the song while playing it
Intro--Dm/F/A#/F--2x
verse--Dm/F/A#/F--3x, then Dm/F/A#/C
chorus--F/C/Dm/A/A#/C/F/C--2x(listen for the changes)
Verse 2 is played almost the same just softer threw the first half of the verse and the final passage of the verse is played A#/F/Dm/C
then play the chorus twice and your done, if you want to play the quicker passage at the close of the song(Ben Harper solo) play a Dm on up beats till the end
+3
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