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                             LEDGES - Noah Gundersen
CAPO 4
Chords:
e|--Em0---G3---C3--C/G-0---D0--|
B|--0---0---1---1---3--|
G|--0---0---0---0---0--|
D|--2---0---2---2---4--|
A|--2---2---3---3---5--|
E|--0---3---x---3---5--|
[Intro]
e|----Emx-0-0-0-0-0----G-3-3-3-3-3-----C3-----G3-----C3-----C3-------------------|
B|----x-3/5-5-5/3-----0h1-1-1p0-----1-----0-----1-----1-------------------|
G|----0-0-0-0-0-0-----0-0-0-0-0-----0-----0-----0-----0-------------------|
D|----2---------------0-------------0h2---0-----0h2---2p0h2---------------|
A|----2------------2--2-------------3-----2-----3-----3-------------------|
E|----0------------3--3-------------x-----3-----x-----x-------------------|
On the Intro and between verses Noah slides up the B string from 3rd fret to 5th 
and back again between the Em and G chords.
Then hammers on the B string on 1st fret then off again on the G chord.
Before hammering on the D string on 2nd fret on the C chord. 
I've tried to show this above - probably not very well. 
Also plenty of C chord variation throughout the song. Lots of hammering on n'stuff.
There's a nice video on youtube where you can see/hear it. Should be able to work 
it out from that.
[Intro]
  Em    G    C    G    C    Cx2
[Verse 1]
EmI've got a lot of loGose ends, IC've done some dGamage, 
CI've cut the rGope so they fCray,
EmI've got a lot of gGood friends, Ckeeping me dGistracted,
Ckeeping my sGanity sCafe,C  
[Chorus]
C/GHere, I sEmtand on the edge of the lDedges I've mC/Gade, 
C/GLooking for a Emsteady hDand,
C/GHere, I sEmtand in the land of the rDocks and the C/Gvalleys,
C/GTrying to be a bEmetter man (for Dyou),
  Em  G  C  G  C  C
[Verse 2]
EmI drink a little tGoo much, CIt makes me nGervous, 
CI've got my gGrandfathers blCood,C  
EmAnd I take a littGle too mucCh, without giviGng back,
CIf blessed are the mGeek then I'm cCursed,C  
Chorus
C/GHere, I sEmtand on the edge of the lDedges I've mC/Gade, 
C/GLooking for a Emsteady hDand,
C/GHere, I sEmtand in the land of the rDocks and the C/Gvalleys,
C/GTrying to be a bEmetter man (for Dyou),
   Em    G    C    G    C   C(x2) 
I Emwanna learn hGow to love, 
and Cnot just the Gfeeling
beCar all the GconsequCences 
And I Emwant to learn hGow to love, 
And Cgive it all Gback,
forgCive me all I've Gdone.
C/GHere, I sEmtand on the edge of the lDedges I've mC/Gade, 
C/GLooking for a Emsteady hDand,
C/GHere, I sEmtand in the land of the rDocks and the C/Gvalleys,
C/GTrying to be a bEmetter man (for Dyou),
  Em    G    C    G    C    Cx2

All chords in this song (5)

The story behind the song

Noah Gundersen is an indie folk singer-songwriter who began his musical journey performing in Seattle, influenced by artists like Ryan Adams and Neil Young. He started playing piano at 13 and later picked up the guitar, eventually leaving home at 18 to pursue music. This song, appearing on the "Dualtone Sampler," likely carries the introspective and heartfelt tone characteristic of his work. It plays like a personal reflection, inviting you to delve into its emotional landscape.

AI-written from these sources:Noah Gundersen — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Ledges

by Noah Gundersen

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 4 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

C/G

LEDGES - Noah Gundersen

CAPO 4

Chords:

Em G C C/G D

e|--0---3---3---0---0--|

B|--0---0---1---1---3--|

G|--0---0---0---0---0--|

D|--2---0---2---2---4--|

A|--2---2---3---3---5--|

E|--0---3---x---3---5--|

[Intro]

Em G C G C C

e|----x-0-0-0-0-0-----3-3-3-3-3-----3-----3-----3-----3-------------------|

B|----x-3/5-5-5/3-----0h1-1-1p0-----1-----0-----1-----1-------------------|

G|----0-0-0-0-0-0-----0-0-0-0-0-----0-----0-----0-----0-------------------|

D|----2---------------0-------------0h2---0-----0h2---2p0h2---------------|

A|----2------------2--2-------------3-----2-----3-----3-------------------|

E|----0------------3--3-------------x-----3-----x-----x-------------------|

On the Intro and between verses Noah slides up the B string from 3rd fret to 5th

and back again between the Em and G chords.

Then hammers on the B string on 1st fret then off again on the G chord.

Before hammering on the D string on 2nd fret on the C chord.

I've tried to show this above - probably not very well.

Also plenty of C chord variation throughout the song. Lots of hammering on n'stuff.

There's a nice video on youtube where you can see/hear it. Should be able to work

it out from that.

[Intro]

Em G C G C C

[Verse 1]

Em G C G

I've got a lot of loose ends, I've done some damage,

C G C

I've cut the rope so they fray,

Em G C G

I've got a lot of good friends, keeping me distracted,

C G C C

keeping my sanity safe,

[Chorus]

C/G Em D C/G

Here, I stand on the edge of the ledges I've made,

C/G Em D

Looking for a steady hand,

C/G Em D C/G

Here, I stand in the land of the rocks and the valleys,

C/G Em D

Trying to be a better man (for you),

Em G C G C C

[Verse 2]

Em G C G

I drink a little too much, It makes me nervous,

C G C C

I've got my grandfathers blood,

Em G C G

And I take a little too much, without giving back,

C G C C

If blessed are the meek then I'm cursed,

Chorus

C/G Em D C/G

Here, I stand on the edge of the ledges I've made,

C/G Em D

Looking for a steady hand,

C/G Em D C/G

Here, I stand in the land of the rocks and the valleys,

C/G Em D

Trying to be a better man (for you),

Em G C G C C

(x2)

Em G

I wanna learn how to love,

C G

and not just the feeling

C G C

bear all the consequences

Em G

And I want to learn how to love,

C G

And give it all back,

C G

forgive me all I've done.

C/G Em D C/G

Here, I stand on the edge of the ledges I've made,

C/G Em D

Looking for a steady hand,

C/G Em D C/G

Here, I stand in the land of the rocks and the valleys,

C/G Em D

Trying to be a better man (for you),

Em G C G C C

About Ledges Chords by Noah Gundersen

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