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                             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]
EmG C G C C
            x2
[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),
 EmG 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),
EmG C G C C
            x2

Ledges chords and lyrics

Free chords for Ledges by Noah Gundersen. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

LEDGES - Noah Gundersen
CAPO 4
Chords:
[Intro]
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  x2
[Verse 1]
[Chorus]
  Em  G  C  G  C  C 
[Verse 2]
Chorus
 Em  G  C  G  C  C (x2) 
Em  G  C  G  C  C  x2

Ledges Chords by Noah Gundersen

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