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Wake Me Up

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The previous chords for this song were wonderful and spot on, but I've transposed 
it for much easier and common chords. If you use the capo, you should be able to 
strum along perfectly in tune with the song.
Tuning: Standard
Capo: 2
Chords used: A, D, G, E  
WaAke me up when it's over,D  
WaAke me up when it's done,D  
WhAen he's gone away and taken everything,D  
WaAke me up.D  
WaAke me up when the skies are clearing,D  
WhAen the water is still,D  
'cAause I will not watch the ships sail awDay so,
PlAease say you will.D  
GIf it were any Dother day,E  
GThis wouldn't gDet the best of meA.D  
BuAt today I'm not so strong,D  
So Alay me down with a sad song,D  
AAnd when it stops then you know I've beeDn
GAone too long.D  
BAut don't shake me awake,D  
DAon't bend me or I will break,D  
CAome find me somewhere between my dreamsD,
WAith the sun on my face.D  
GI will still feDel it later on,E  
BGut for now I'd Drather be asleep. A  D  

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Wake Me Up

by Norah Jones

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

The previous chords for this song were wonderful and spot on, but I've transposed

it for much easier and common chords. If you use the capo, you should be able to

strum along perfectly in tune with the song.

Tuning: Standard

Capo: 2

A D G E

Chords used: , , ,

A D

Wake me up when it's over,

A D

Wake me up when it's done,

A D

When he's gone away and taken everything,

A D

Wake me up.

A D

Wake me up when the skies are clearing,

A D

When the water is still,

A D

'cause I will not watch the ships sail away so,

A D

Please say you will.

G D E

If it were any other day,

G D A D

This wouldn't get the best of me.

A D

But today I'm not so strong,

A D

So lay me down with a sad song,

A D

And when it stops then you know I've been

A D

Gone too long.

A D

But don't shake me awake,

A D

Don't bend me or I will break,

A D

Come find me somewhere between my dreams,

A D

With the sun on my face.

G D E

I will still feel it later on,

G D A D

But for now I'd rather be asleep.

About Wake Me Up Chords by Norah Jones

Learn how to play Wake Me Up by Norah Jones with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Wake Me Up chords”, “Wake Me Up guitar chords”, or “Norah Jones Wake Me Up 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 Wake Me Up chords and for experienced players who want accurate Wake Me Up lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, D, G, E.

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The chords for "Wake Me Up" show the original chord names (including A, D, G, E). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.