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George Ezra- Broken
Standard tuning, capo on 5th fret (all chords and notes are relative to capo)
[Intro Tab]
e|-------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-----3---5p3---3----------3---5p3---3------------3---------1-|
G|---4---4-----4---4------4---4-----4---4--------0---------0---|
D|-5--------------------5----------------------4---------2-----|
A|-------------------------------------------5---------3-------|
E|-------------------------------------------------------------|
Chords:
     C[x3201x]
 Dadd4[x5403x]
     G[32003x]               Note: The  G   G/F#   Em7chord progression is played as a scale.
  G/F#[2x003x]
   Em7[02203x]
G*    [xx543x]
After the Gs (and Cs) at the end of the verses (and chorus) there are some Hammer-ons 
that go on like this:
e|---------------|        e|---------------|
B|---------------|        B|---------------|
G|---------------|        G|-0h2-0---------|
D|-0h2-0---------|        D|-------0h2-0---|
A|-------0h2-0-3-|        A|-------------3-|
E|---------------|        E|---------------|
[Verse 1]
CI was Dadd4high
left blowGin' G/F#in the Em7wind
I was Cgolden
I was Gyours
CAnd I Dadd4fall
on doGwn dG/F#own dowEm7n
I'll be CbroDadd4-o-kenG  
CA hundred Dadd4lives
beyond tGradition
CPlease make Dadd4sure that it's your oGwn
CTo find yourDadd4self, oh, Glost G/F#againEm7  
One laCst time, oh Dadd4oh
[Chorus]
G*             Dadd4  C  
Uh      Uh         Uh
G*             Dadd4  C  
Uh      Uh         Uh
[Verse 2]
CI may nDadd4ever do you Gproud
CThat's the Dadd4case
and I kGnow IG/F#'m to blEm7ame
CIf I'm nDadd4ever
gon' Gdo G/F#you pEm7roud
Well, I'm Csorry, shun the Dadd4name
[Chorus]
G*             Dadd4  C  
Uh      Uh         Uh
G*             Dadd4  C  
Uh      Uh         Uh
[Verse 3]
CAnd I Dadd4fall on
Gdown, G/F#down, dEm7own
          C   Dadd4  G*
I'll be bro-o-ken
[Bridge]
G*                   Dadd4  C  
And I miss your garden jeans
G*                   Dadd4  C  
On the bones beneath the beams
    G*          Dadd4  
Your charms, your patience
I mCust never waste these
[Chorus]
G*             Dadd4  C  
Uh      Uh         Uh
G*             Dadd4  C  
Uh      Uh         Uh
G*             Dadd4  C  
Uh      Uh         Uh
G*             Dadd4  C  
Uh      Uh         Uh
| p  Pull-off
| h  Hammer-on

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Broken

by George Ezra

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Chords in this song · guitar

Dadd4

G/F#

Em7

George Ezra- Broken

Standard tuning, capo on 5th fret (all chords and notes are relative to capo)

[Intro Tab]

e|-------------------------------------------------------------|

B|-----3---5p3---3----------3---5p3---3------------3---------1-|

G|---4---4-----4---4------4---4-----4---4--------0---------0---|

D|-5--------------------5----------------------4---------2-----|

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

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

Chords:

[x3201x]

Dadd4

[x5403x]

G G G/F# Em7

[32003x] Note: The chord progression is played as a scale.

G/F#

[2x003x]

Em7

[02203x]

* [xx543x]

After the Gs (and Cs) at the end of the verses (and chorus) there are some Hammer-ons

that go on like this:

e|---------------| e|---------------|

B|---------------| B|---------------|

G|---------------| G|-0h2-0---------|

D|-0h2-0---------| D|-------0h2-0---|

A|-------0h2-0-3-| A|-------------3-|

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

[Verse 1]

C Dadd4

I was high

G G/F# Em7

left blowin' in the wind

I was golden

I was yours

C Dadd4

And I fall

G G/F# Em7

on down down down

C Dadd4 G

I'll be bro-o-ken

C Dadd4

A hundred lives

beyond tradition

C Dadd4 G

Please make sure that it's your own

C Dadd4 G G/F# Em7

To find yourself, oh, lost again

C Dadd4

One last time, oh oh

[Chorus]

G Dadd4 C

Uh Uh Uh

G Dadd4 C

Uh Uh Uh

[Verse 2]

C Dadd4 G

I may never do you proud

C Dadd4

That's the case

G G/F# Em7

and I know I'm to blame

C Dadd4

If I'm never

G G/F# Em7

gon' do you proud

C Dadd4

Well, I'm sorry, shun the name

[Chorus]

G Dadd4 C

Uh Uh Uh

G Dadd4 C

Uh Uh Uh

[Verse 3]

C Dadd4

And I fall on

G G/F# Em7

down, down, down

C Dadd4 G

I'll be bro-o-ken

[Bridge]

G Dadd4 C

And I miss your garden jeans

G Dadd4 C

On the bones beneath the beams

G Dadd4

Your charms, your patience

I must never waste these

[Chorus]

G Dadd4 C

Uh Uh Uh

G Dadd4 C

Uh Uh Uh

G Dadd4 C

Uh Uh Uh

G Dadd4 C

Uh Uh Uh

| p Pull-off

| h Hammer-on

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