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Talk To Me (From the album "Welcome to the Freakshow")
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Tuning: Standard 440 Tuning 
Key:
/    = slide up
\    = slide down
b    = bend (whole step)
b^   = bend (1/2 step)
b^^  = bend (1 1/2 steps)
pb   = pre-bend
r    = release-bend
t^   = tap with righthand finger
h    = hammer-on
p    = pull-off
~    = Vibrato
*    = Natural Harmonic
#(#) = Trill
**   = Artificial Harmonic
x    = Dead notes (no pitch)
P.M. = Palm mute (- -> underneath indicates which notes)
(\)  = Dive w\bar
(/)  = Release w\bar
Tp   = Tap w\plectrum
Pretty simple stuff here for the most part. I've been back
and forth over the Bm/F# in the chorus, so if you can't pull
it off, feel free to just use a Bm. Sounds just as good and
it's easier for beginning players.
Intro:
A                          F#m
Talk to me, That's all she said to me.
           D                            A
Now I just can't believe that she won't talk to me.
Verse 1:
A
Life takes work and work takes time.
F#m
Sometimes there ain't enough Saturday nights.
          D                        A
For me to show it, I thought you'd know it.
Verse 2:
  A
I saw you every day but I guess I was blind.
F#m
Didn't know I had to read your mind.
         D                A
You were lonely, I didn't know it.
Chorus:
D
Middle of the night and I'm wide awake.
  Bm/F#
I close my eyes and I hear you say,
A                         E
Talk to me, Why won't you talk to me?
    D
Not saying a word was my biggest mistake.
   Bm/F#
Or was it just watchin' while you walked away?
A                         E
Talk to me, Why won't you talk to me?..
A                          F#m
Talk to me, That's all she said to me.
           D                            A
Now I just can't believe that she won't talk to me.
Bridge:
A     F#m    D           E
Ohh.. Ohh... Ohh Ohh Ohh Ohh..
Verse 3:
A
Sittin' at a stoplight holding my phone.
    F#m
Why leave another message when I know that your home?
        D                    A
Now I'm lonely and you won't talk to me..
Chorus:
D
Middle of the night and I'm wide awake.
  Bm/F#
I close my eyes and I hear you say,
A                         E
Talk to me, Why won't you talk to me?
    D
Not saying a word was my biggest mistake.
   Bm/F#
Or was it just watchin' while you walked away?
A                         E
Talk to me, Why won't you talk to me?..
A                          F#m
Talk to me, That's all she said to me.
           D                            A
Now I just can't believe that she won't talk to me.

Talk To Me chords and lyrics

Free chords for Talk To Me by Hinder. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Talk To Me (From the album "Welcome to the Freakshow")
--------------------------------------
Tuning: Standard 440 Tuning 
Key:
/    = slide up
\    = slide down
b    = bend (whole step)
b^   = bend (1/2 step)
b^^  = bend (1 1/2 steps)
pb   = pre-bend
r    = release-bend
t^   = tap with righthand finger
h    = hammer-on
p    = pull-off
~    = Vibrato
*    = Natural Harmonic
#(#) = Trill
**   = Artificial Harmonic
x    = Dead notes (no pitch)
P.M. = Palm mute (- -> underneath indicates which notes)
(\)  = Dive w\bar
(/)  = Release w\bar
Tp   = Tap w\plectrum
Pretty simple stuff here for the most part. I've been back
and forth over the Bm/F# in the chorus, so if you can't pull
it off, feel free to just use a Bm. Sounds just as good and
it's easier for beginning players.
Intro:
Verse 1:
Verse 2:
Chorus:
Bridge:
Verse 3:
Chorus:

Talk To Me Chords by Hinder

Learn how to play Talk To Me by Hinder with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Talk To Me chords”, “Talk To Me guitar chords”, or “Hinder Talk To Me 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 Talk To Me chords and for experienced players who want accurate Talk To Me lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Bm/F, Bm, A, F#m, D, Bm/F#.

Frequently asked questions about Talk To Me

How do I play "Talk To Me" by Hinder on guitar?

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Can I transpose "Talk To Me" to a different key?

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

Can I see chord diagrams for "Talk To Me"?

Yes. Tap any chord in "Talk To Me" to instantly see an interactive guitar chord diagram with alternate fingerings.

Is "Talk To Me" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "Talk To Me" by Hinder with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Hinder below.

What key is "Talk To Me" in?

The chords for "Talk To Me" show the original chord names (including Bm/F, Bm, A, F#m, D, Bm/F#). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.