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On The Way To The Club

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Tuning: Standard
Intro:  G-  F- Bb  
Verse 1:
And On My WGay To The Club
I FFell down a holeBb  
GAll the people there
Said yFou come aloneBb  
Chorus:
And DmI, I just want to Bbbe, darling with Dmyou
The music's made that Bbway
My eDmyes aren't bClue
There's Bbnothing I can Ado
Verse 2:
So I sGtayed in the club
Just reFwarding myselfBb  
HGappiness 
Could Fturn into something Aelse
Chorus:
And DmI just wanna Bbbe, darling with yDmou
The music's made that Bbway
My eDmyes aren't bClue, there's Bbnothing I can Ado
OUTRO: (repeat back and forth until ending)
 G- Gm  
You can skip it and keep playing that last A of
BbI'm Amso Cdown
The C sounds nice as a lead into the end in my opinion.  Your call!
UG User camillorota suggests G - Bb for the ending which 

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On The Way To The Club

by Blur

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Tuning: Standard

G F Bb

Intro: - -

Verse 1:

And On My Way To The Club

F Bb

I Fell down a hole

All the people there

F Bb

Said you come alone

Chorus:

Dm Bb Dm

And I, I just want to be, darling with you

The music's made that way

Dm C

My eyes aren't blue

Bb A

There's nothing I can do

Verse 2:

So I stayed in the club

F Bb

Just rewarding myself

Happiness

F A

Could turn into something else

Chorus:

Dm Bb Dm

And I just wanna be, darling with you

The music's made that way

Dm C Bb A

My eyes aren't blue, there's nothing I can do

OUTRO: (repeat back and forth until ending)

G Gm

You can skip it and keep playing that last A of

Bb Am C

I'm so down

The C sounds nice as a lead into the end in my opinion. Your call!

UG User camillorota suggests G - Bb for the ending which

About On The Way To The Club Chords by Blur

Learn how to play On The Way To The Club by Blur with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “On The Way To The Club chords”, “On The Way To The Club guitar chords”, or “Blur On The Way To The Club 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 On The Way To The Club chords and for experienced players who want accurate On The Way To The Club lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, F, Bb, Dm, C, A.

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What key is "On The Way To The Club" in?

The chords for "On The Way To The Club" show the original chord names (including G, F, Bb, Dm, C, A). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.