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Blue Turns To Grey

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1/8

Tempo 80 BPMVol

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Step 1 / 8Position: 1

1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO openSpace = play/pause

Intro:
      F     C      G(FIG 1)      C  
E|-------------|----------------------------------|
B|-1---1---0---|-----------------1----------------|
G|-2---0---0---|-----------------0----------------|
D|-3---2---0---|-----------------2----------------|
A|-------------|-----0---2---3---3----------------|
E|-------------|-3--------------------------------|
CSo nGow that she is gCone
 FYou wGon't be sad for lCong
 FFor maGybe just an hCour or jEm7ust a mAmomentEm7  
Of the dFay-eeGay
(stop)               C  
Then blue turns to grey
 FAnd trGy as you mCay
 FYou jGust don't fCeel good
 FYou dGon't feel Calright
 D7And you know that you must fGind her, find
              (FIG 1 and keep the same pattern)
her, find her 
You think you'll have a ball
And you won't care at all
You'll find another girl or maybe more
To pass the time away 
Then blue turns to grey
And try as you may
You just don't feel good
You just don't feel alright
And you know that you must find her, find
her, find her 
She's not home when you call
So you can go to all
The places where she used to go
But she has gone away 
Then blue turns to grey
And try as you may
You just don't feel good
You don't feel alright
And you know that you must find her, find
her, find her (FIG 1) 
 CBlGue turns to grCey (blue turns to grFey)
GShe has gCone away (blue turns to grFey)
I fGeel so bCad (blue turns to grFey)
I wGish you'd cCome on home (blue turns to
grFey)
                  G           C(FADE)
I feel, I feel so down...

All chords in this song (6)

The story behind the song

"Blue Turns To Grey" was written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, appearing on the Rolling Stones' 1965 US-only album December's Children (And Everybody's). The song features Brian Jones on a 12-string electric guitar and Keith Richards on a 6-string, contributing to the band's pioneering gritty, rhythmically driven sound. While the specific lyrical meaning isn't detailed, the title itself suggests a mood of fading hope or a shift from vibrancy to sadness. Playing this song might evoke a sense of melancholic reflection or a journey through changing emotions.

AI-written from these sources:Blue Turns to Grey — Wikipedia ↗The Rolling Stones — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Blue Turns To Grey

by The Rolling Stones

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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Em7

Intro:

F C G C

(FIG 1)

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

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

G|-2---0---0---|-----------------0----------------|

D|-3---2---0---|-----------------2----------------|

A|-------------|-----0---2---3---3----------------|

E|-------------|-3--------------------------------|

C G C

So now that she is gone

F G C

You won't be sad for long

F G C Em7 Am Em7

For maybe just an hour or just a moment

F G

Of the day-eeay

(stop)

Then blue turns to grey

F G C

And try as you may

F G C

You just don't feel good

F G C

You don't feel alright

D7 G

And you know that you must find her, find

(FIG 1 and keep the same pattern)

her, find her

You think you'll have a ball

And you won't care at all

You'll find another girl or maybe more

To pass the time away

Then blue turns to grey

And try as you may

You just don't feel good

You just don't feel alright

And you know that you must find her, find

her, find her

She's not home when you call

So you can go to all

The places where she used to go

But she has gone away

Then blue turns to grey

And try as you may

You just don't feel good

You don't feel alright

And you know that you must find her, find

her, find her (FIG 1)

C G C F

Blue turns to grey (blue turns to grey)

G C F

She has gone away (blue turns to grey)

G C F

I feel so bad (blue turns to grey)

G C

I wish you'd come on home (blue turns to

grey)

G C

(FADE)

I feel, I feel so down...

About Blue Turns To Grey Chords by The Rolling Stones

Learn how to play Blue Turns To Grey by The Rolling Stones with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Blue Turns To Grey chords”, “Blue Turns To Grey guitar chords”, or “The Rolling Stones Blue Turns To Grey 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 Blue Turns To Grey chords and for experienced players who want accurate Blue Turns To Grey lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include F, C, G, E, B, D.

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