Constant Craving Chords

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Difficulty:	intermediate
Tuning:	E A D G B E
Capo:	1st fret

Author Lumasi [a] 95.

3 contributors total, last edit on Jul 7, 2020

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Bm7

Fmaj7

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CAPO 1
 
 
[Intro]
Em      Bm7     D7      C
 
 
[Verse 1]
Em  Bm7             D7      C
E - ven through the darkest phase
Em Bm7         D7
Be it thick or thin
Em   Bm7          D7      C
Al - ways someone marches brave
Em   Bm7       D7
Here beneath my skin
 
 
[Chorus]
    C  D7    Bm7   Em
And constant cra - ving
    Fmaj7  Em
Has always been
 
 
[Verse 2]
Em Bm7       D7      C
Maybe a great magnet pulls
Em  Bm7          D7
All souls towards truth
Em    Bm7     D7    C
Or maybe it is life itself
     Em     Bm7          D7
That brings wisdom to its youth
 
 
[Chorus]
C  D7    Bm7   Em
Constant cra - ving
    Fmaj7  Em
Has always been
 
 
[Bridge]
G  C
Craving
  G            C
A-ha, constant craving
    D      C
Has always been
    D      C
Has always been
 
 
[Instrumental]
Em      Bm7     D7      C
Em      Bm7     D7
Em      Bm7     D7      C
Em      Bm7     D7
 
 
[Chorus]
C  D7    Bm7   Em
Constant cra - ving
    Fmaj7  Em
Has always been
 
C  D7    Bm7   Em
Constant cra - ving
    Fmaj7  G
Has always been
 
 
[Bridge]
G  C
Craving
  G            C
A-ha, constant craving
    D      C
Has always been
    D      C
Has always been
    C      C
Has always been
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Nice job! A couple of suggestions: 1. In the chorus on "cra-ving", instead of a Bm7 on 'cra-", try a Gmaj7. 2. In the break on "craving" by itself, instead of G - C, try D - C. 3. Sounds good if you end the song with a strum of Em.

Hi and thanks for the chord sheet - I didn’t like the D7 chord in the verse and played around with it. Finally ended up with what I am given to understand is D#7sus4 but basically just modify the D7 by going one fret higher on the 6th string (G# instead of G). Seemed better to me but my then my hearing isn’t the best! ;0)

this is the first song i ever heard as a kid thanks for letting me learn it