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In the intro and the verse, between G and Bm there is a chord i don't know its 
name, but it's 320203, and between Bm and Asus4 it's x24430.
The A6 that i am playing in this song is X02222 and not what they wrote when they 
give the example of the chord.
Intro:    G     Bm     Asus4       AX2
GYou can't Bmfail this Asus4timeA  
GI'll be whBmere you arAsus4eA  
GBe afraid Bmfor meAsus4  A  
GBe too gooBmd for meAsus4  A  
DYou look back at the A6picture
BmAnd realize things then were Adifferent
                       G  Dsus2/                F#  
It's not who you know
GIt's what you know Athen
GRest your Bmweary headAsus4  A  
GClose your Bmheavy eyeAsus4sA  
GThis last Bmdrink so nAsus4earA  
GYour smile Bmshines on Asus4meA  
DYou look back at the A6picture
BmAnd realize things then were Adifferent
                G  Dsus2/F#  
It's not who you know
GIt's what you know Athen
DLook at the pictureA6  
BmAnd realize things now are diAfferent
                G  Dsus2/F#  
It's not who you know
GIt's what you know Athen
   G     Bm     Asus4   AKnow then
Know then
Know then
Know then
Know then
Know then
Know then

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The Picture

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Asus4

Dsus2

In the intro and the verse, between G and Bm there is a chord i don't know its

name, but it's 320203, and between Bm and Asus4 it's x24430.

The A6 that i am playing in this song is X02222 and not what they wrote when they

give the example of the chord.

G Bm Asus4 A

Intro: X2

G Bm Asus4 A

You can't fail this time

G Bm Asus4 A

I'll be where you are

G Bm Asus4 A

Be afraid for me

G Bm Asus4 A

Be too good for me

D A6

You look back at the picture

Bm A

And realize things then were different

G Dsus2 F#

It's not who you know

G A

It's what you know then

G Bm Asus4 A

Rest your weary head

G Bm Asus4 A

Close your heavy eyes

G Bm Asus4 A

This last drink so near

G Bm Asus4 A

Your smile shines on me

D A6

You look back at the picture

Bm A

And realize things then were different

G Dsus2 F#

It's not who you know

G A

It's what you know then

D A6

Look at the picture

Bm A

And realize things now are different

G Dsus2 F#

It's not who you know

G A

It's what you know then

G Bm Asus4 A

Know then

About The Picture Chords by Editors

Learn how to play The Picture by Editors with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “The Picture chords”, “The Picture guitar chords”, or “Editors The Picture 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 The Picture chords and for experienced players who want accurate The Picture lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, Bm, Asus4, A6, A, D.

FAQ — The Picture by Editors

How do I play "The Picture" by Editors on guitar?

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Can I transpose "The Picture" to a different key?

Yes. Use the transpose buttons on the song page to shift "The Picture" up or down by half-steps so it matches your vocal range or capo position.

Can I see chord diagrams for "The Picture"?

Yes. Tap any chord in "The Picture" to instantly see an interactive guitar chord diagram with alternate fingerings.

Is "The Picture" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "The Picture" by Editors with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Editors below.

What key is "The Picture" in?

The chords for "The Picture" show the original chord names (including G, Bm, Asus4, A6, A, D). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.