The Witcher - Toss A Coin To Your Witcher Chords
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| Difficulty: | intermediate |
|---|---|
| Tuning: | E A D G B E |
| Key: | Am |
| Capo: | 1st fret |
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D C
Alternatively you can play instead of in Chorus, not like in original but sounds better imo.
[Verse chord fingerpicking pattern]
Am D/F# Dm G
e|---0-------------|---0-------------|---0-------------|---0-------------|
B|-------3---3---3-|-------3---3---3-|-------3---3---3-|-------3---3---3-|
G|-2---2---2---2---|-----------------|-----------------|-0---0---0---0---|
D|-----------------|-4---4---4---4---|-3---3---3---3---|-----------------|
A|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
E|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
[Fingerpicking pattern for transition between verses]
G E7 Am
e|---0-------------|---0-------------|
B|-------3---3---3-|-------3---3---3-|
G|-0---0---0---1---|-2---2---2---2---|
D|-----------------|-----------------|
A|-----------------|-----------------|
E|-----------------|-----------------|
[Verse 1]
Am D
When a humble bard
Dm
Graced a ride along
Em
With Geralt of Rivia
Dsus2 Em E
Along came this song
[Verse 2 - fingerpicking]
Am D/F#
From when the White Wolf fought
Dm
A silver-tongued devil
G
His army of elves
D/F# G E/G#
At his hooves did they revel
[Verse 3 - fingerpicking]
Am D/F#
They came after me
Dm
With masterful deceit
G
Broke down my lute
E7 Am
And they kicked in my teeth
[Verse 4 - fingerpicking]
Am D/F#
While the devil’s horns
Dm
Minced our tender meat
G
And so cried the Witcher
G E7
He can’t be bleat
[Chorus]
Am E C
Toss a coin to your Witcher
D Am
O’ Valley of Plenty
Am Am
O’ Valley of Plenty
Am
Oh, oh, oh
Am E C
Toss a coin to Your Witcher
D Esus4 E
O’ Valley of Plenty
[Fill]
e|-----------------|
B|-3h5p3-----------|
G|-------5p4-2-----|
D|-----------------|
A|-----------------|
E|-----------------|
[Verse 5]
Am D/F#
At the edge of the world
Dm/F
Fight the mighty horde
G
That bashes and breaks you
D/F# G E/G#
And brings you to mourn
[Verse 6]
Am D/F#
He thrust every elf
Dm/F
Far back on the shelf
G
High up on the mountain
D/F# G E7
From whence it came
[Verse 7]
Am D/F#
He wiped out your pest
Dm/F
Got kicked in his chest
G
He’s a friend of humanity
E7 Am
So give him the rest
[Verse 8]
Am D/F#
That’s my epic tale
Dm/F
Our champion prevailed
G
Defeated the villain
G
Now pour him some ale
[Chorus 2]
Am E C
Toss a coin to your Witcher
D Am
O’ Valley of Plenty
Am Am
O’ Valley of Plenty
Am
Oh, oh, oh
Am E C
Toss a coin to your Witcher
D Esus4 E
A friend of humanity
[Chorus 3]
Am E C
Toss a coin to your Witcher
D Am
O’ Valley of Plenty
Am Am
O’ Valley of Plenty
Am
Oh, oh, oh
Am E C
Toss a coin to your Witcher
D Esus4 E
A friend of humanity
[Chorus 4]
Am E C
Toss a coin to your Witcher
D Am
O’ Valley of Plenty
Am Am
O’ Valley of Plenty
Am
Oh, oh, oh
Am E C
Toss a coin to your Witcher
D Esus4 E
A friend of humanity
[Outro]
Am
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Am E D
_ Toss a coin to your Witcher- i think is better use C not D
And so cried the Witcher
He can’t be bleat-and here add E at the last. But is only my opinion:)
+26
Does anyone have the strumming pattern for the song?
+6
This is not an exact copy of the song, but a close. Also, I suspect the original is at least partly played on an actual lute, so getting the chord tone to be right is hard. That said, I think you can make it sound more like the original with:
- playing it with a capo on 6th fret and transposing it down 5 steps, which results in a higher tone closer to the orignal (And perhaps the lute)
- muting the E4 string in the first D major in the verse, and playing the further D major chords with an open E4 string (analogously with the capo on the 6th fret for the transposed A major cord, just with the B string)
- with the capo on 6th fret, the D major chord (G major before transposition) sounds better with an open E4 string
For the 6th fret capo only - for the picking part after the first verse, I suggest the pattern to start at 2-2-0 on the D-G-B strings, alternating the B and G strings with the D in between, then as the chords progress, go down to 0-2-0, then to 3---2-0 on the A---G-B strings, and back up. At the end of the verse and before resolving to the new 2-2-0, go 1-2-0 for a moment or two, as the rhythm commands. If you listen closely to the original, you'll get the details.
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