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Promenade
[intro]
Look at the strumming pattern. It's basically a 8/4 timing (I guess..) with a C for first 6 beats 
and an F for the last two beats.
C-----F-|C-- etc
CEarth, sky, sceneryF.
CIs she coming back again?F  
CMen of straw, snooker hall.F  
CWords that build or destroyF  
CDirt dry, bone, saFnd and stCone.F  
CBarbed wire fence cut me down.F  
CI'd like to be arounFd 
Cin a spiral staircase
AmTo the higher groundG.
And I, like a firAmework, explGode.
Roman canFdle, ligFhtning, lFightCs up the sky.F  C  C  F  C  F  C  
CIn cracked streets, traFmple uCnderfootF.
CSide-step, sFidewCalk.
I seFe you stCare inFto spaCce.
FHave I got Ccloser now, beFhind the faCce?
AmOh, tell mGe, Cherry you daAmnce with me
Turn me arGound tonight
Up through the spFiral staFircase to the higCher ground.F  
[outro] (Again just C for 6 beats and F for two beats)
CSlide show, seaside toFwn.
CCoca-cola, football radio, radio, Fradio, raCdio, radio, raFdioC.

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Promenade

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Promenade

[intro]

Look at the strumming pattern. It's basically a 8/4 timing (I guess..) with a C for first 6 beats

and an F for the last two beats.

C-----F-|C-- etc

C F

Earth, sky, scenery.

C F

Is she coming back again?

C F

Men of straw, snooker hall.

C F

Words that build or destroy

C F C F

Dirt dry, bone, sand and stone.

C F

Barbed wire fence cut me down.

C F

I'd like to be around

in a spiral staircase

Am G

To the higher ground.

Am G

And I, like a firework, explode.

F F F C F C C F C F C

Roman candle, lightning, lights up the sky.

C F C F

In cracked streets, trample underfoot.

C F C

Side-step, sidewalk.

F C F C

I see you stare into space.

F C F C

Have I got closer now, behind the face?

Am G Am

Oh, tell me, Cherry you dance with me

Turn me around tonight

F F C F

Up through the spiral staircase to the higher ground.

[outro] (Again just C for 6 beats and F for two beats)

C F

Slide show, seaside town.

C F C F C

Coca-cola, football radio, radio, radio, radio, radio, radio.

About Promenade Chords by U2

Learn how to play Promenade by U2 with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Promenade chords”, “Promenade guitar chords”, or “U2 Promenade 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 Promenade chords and for experienced players who want accurate Promenade lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, F, Am, G.

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The chords for "Promenade" show the original chord names (including C, F, Am, G). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.