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1/43

Tempo 80 BPMVol

Sound:

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Step 1 / 43Position: 4

1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO openSpace = play/pause

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Tuning:		Standard
a capo, which made the chords a bit too simple, so I made up my own. This is my
	               -Chords used are-
    C#m  C#m*     B  F#m(11)     F#m      E     E6     Asus4     A   Amaj7  Asus2  
e|-4----9-----2-----0-----2-----0-----9-----0-----0-----0-----0---|
B|-5----9-----4-----0-----2-----0-----9-----4-----2-----2-----0---|
G|-6----9-----4-----2-----2-----1-----9-----2-----2-----1-----2---|
D|-6----11----4-----4-----4-----2-----9-----2-----2-----2-----2---|
A|-4----11----2-----4-----4-----2-----7-----0-----0-----0-----0---|
E|-X----9-----2-----0-----2-----0-----X-----0-----0-----0-----0---|
C#m*	                C#m  B  
	Love; I hope we get old,
	    F#m(11)		     E  
I hope we can find a way of seeing it all.
LoC#mve; I hopBe we can be,
	     F#m(11)		         E6    E  E6  
I hope I can find a way of letting you see
That AI'm Asus4so e-Amaj7-asy to F#mplease, 
so e--BasAy.B  A  Asus2  B  A  Asus2  B  A  Asus2  A  
C#mLove; I hopBe we grow old,
             F#m(11)                 E  
I hope we can find a way of seeing it all.
LC#move; I hope we can Bbe
I hope I can C#mfind a way of letting you E6seeE  E6  
That AI'm Asus4so e-Amaj7-asy to F#mplease, 
so e--BasAy.B  A  Asus2  B  A  Asus2  B  A  Asus2  A  
 -Chords- 
The chords might look tricky but they're not too bad with a bit of practice.
a capo or anything so people on other instruments can use them.  
I know the F#m(11) and Asus4 chords arent named correctly, those are the closest
looking chords I could find. if you know the proper names please make a correction.
You may also wish to play variations of the B and E chords, as I think that 
 -Strumming-
Take note that sometimes the low strings are hit first before the rest of the chord is struck.
You can pick this out of the chords and it sounds quite good, as follows-
e|C#m-------4-----B--------------4---------------2-4----------------2-4----------|
B|-----7---------4-5-------7--------4-5----------------4-5---------------4-5-|
G|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|---6---------6---------6--------6--------4--------4---------4--------4-----|
A|-4---------4---------4--------4--------2--------2---------2--------2-------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
I'm sure you can figure the rest out for yourself. Just play with the chords
a funny variation of the A chord. Please let me know what it is if you find it! The
Asus4 and Amaj7 I'm not really 100% about either...

All chords in this song (9)

The story behind the song

Coldplay is a British rock band known for their impactful live performances. This song comes from a band that rose to prominence with their debut album Parachutes and continued to achieve significant global success with subsequent releases, crafting a sound that resonated widely. Playing "Easy To Please" connects you to the early work of a group celebrated for their expansive musical journey.

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Easy To Please

by Coldplay

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

C#m

F#m

Asus4

Amaj7

Asus2

------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tuning: Standard

a capo, which made the chords a bit too simple, so I made up my own. This is my

-Chords used are-

C#m C#m B F#m F#m E E6 Asus4 A Amaj7 Asus2

* (11)

e|-4----9-----2-----0-----2-----0-----9-----0-----0-----0-----0---|

B|-5----9-----4-----0-----2-----0-----9-----4-----2-----2-----0---|

G|-6----9-----4-----2-----2-----1-----9-----2-----2-----1-----2---|

D|-6----11----4-----4-----4-----2-----9-----2-----2-----2-----2---|

A|-4----11----2-----4-----4-----2-----7-----0-----0-----0-----0---|

E|-X----9-----2-----0-----2-----0-----X-----0-----0-----0-----0---|

C#m C#m B

Love; I hope we get old,

F#m E

(11)

I hope we can find a way of seeing it all.

C#m B

Love; I hope we can be,

F#m E6 E E6

(11)

I hope I can find a way of letting you see

A Asus4 Amaj7 F#m

That I'm so e--asy to please,

B A B A Asus2 B A Asus2 B A Asus2 A

so e--asy.

C#m B

Love; I hope we grow old,

F#m E

(11)

I hope we can find a way of seeing it all.

C#m B

Love; I hope we can be

C#m E6 E E6

I hope I can find a way of letting you see

A Asus4 Amaj7 F#m

That I'm so e--asy to please,

B A B A Asus2 B A Asus2 B A Asus2 A

so e--asy.

-Chords-

The chords might look tricky but they're not too bad with a bit of practice.

a capo or anything so people on other instruments can use them.

I know the F#m(11) and Asus4 chords arent named correctly, those are the closest

looking chords I could find. if you know the proper names please make a correction.

You may also wish to play variations of the B and E chords, as I think that

-Strumming-

Take note that sometimes the low strings are hit first before the rest of the chord is struck.

You can pick this out of the chords and it sounds quite good, as follows-

C#m B

e|-------4-------------------4---------------2-4----------------2-4----------|

B|-----7---------4-5-------7--------4-5----------------4-5---------------4-5-|

G|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|

D|---6---------6---------6--------6--------4--------4---------4--------4-----|

A|-4---------4---------4--------4--------2--------2---------2--------2-------|

E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|

I'm sure you can figure the rest out for yourself. Just play with the chords

a funny variation of the A chord. Please let me know what it is if you find it! The

Asus4 and Amaj7 I'm not really 100% about either...

About Easy To Please Chords by Coldplay

Learn how to play Easy To Please by Coldplay with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Easy To Please chords”, “Easy To Please guitar chords”, or “Coldplay Easy To Please chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Easy To Please chords and for experienced players who want accurate Easy To Please lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C#m, B, F#m, E, E6, Asus4.

FAQ — Easy To Please by Coldplay

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What key is "Easy To Please" in?

The chords for "Easy To Please" show the original chord names (including C#m, B, F#m, E, E6, Asus4). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.