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Cry On Demand

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So just some opening comments.  From what I have learnt of Ryan Adams previously is that he likes to keep
chord shapes while moving the bass around for example the start of the chorus and the Am7 C/B C part.  So if
possible, keep the higher notes in tact while moving the bass parts around.
Supplementary chords:
Csus2   C/B     Am7     D5
e|-3-|  e|-3-|  e|-3-|  e|-x-|
B|-1-|  B|-1-|  B|-1-|  B|-3-|
G|-0-|  G|-0-|  G|-0-|  G|-2-|
D|-0-|  D|-x-|  D|-2-|  D|-0-|
A|-3-|  A|-2-|  A|-0-|  A|---|
E|---|  E|---|  E|---|  E|---|
For the chorus part I keep my fingers on a G shape (3 2 0 0 3 3) and just move my second finger along with
the ascending bass parts up until the D5 chord.
[Intro]
G Csus2 G Csus2
[Verse 1]
G                      Csus2
So, it's how the story goes.
       G                                      Csus2
Can we cut to the scene where I'm holding you close.
    G                                Csus2
She moves, moves like a pendulum blade
G                             Csus2
Cut, out all the words that I say.
[Pre-Chorus 1]
G/F#                G
The only difference is,
G/F#                G
The only difference is,
Em
Truth --
D5             Csus2
The truth is I miss you.
[Chorus]
G   Am G/B Csus2 D5
Cry on demand.
          Em
How'd you learn to?
G   Am G/B Csus2 D5
Cry on demand.
                Am7
Teach me if you want to.
C/B                Csus2
Though you don't have to.
             C/B    Am7
I just close my eyes and think of you.
[Instrumental]
G Csus2 G Csus2
[Verse 2]
G                         Csus2
Real. Real like a plastic bouquet.
     G                                Csus2
That thrives on the smoke from an old fireplace.
    G                                     Csus2
And dies every night with her face on the news.
       G                                          Csus2
Nobody cries, they just smoke and stare and their shoes.
[Pre-chorus 2]
G/F#                G
The only difference is,
G/F#                G
The only difference is,
Em
Nobody can cry --
     D5      Csus2
It's hard to do.
    C/B  C      D         Em
For most folks, without a reason why.
[Chorus 2]
G   Am G/B Csus2 D5
Cry on demand.
          Em
How'd you learn to?
G   Am G/B Csus2 D5
Cry on demand.
              Am7
Why would you want to?
[Bridge]
Am7                B        C
Just close your eyes and think of me.
  Am7            C/B     Csus2
I take back everything I said.
    Am7            C/B         C
She can't hurt me, and I can't hurt you.
Am7              C/B   C
It's like were already dead.
[Chorus 3]
G   Am G/B Csus2 D5
Cry on demand.
G   Am G/B Csus2 D5
Cry on demand.
G   Am G/B Csus2 D5
Cry on demand.
              Em
Why would you want to?
G   Am G/B Csus2 D5
Cry on demand.
                Am7
Teach me if you want to.
C/B                   C
Though you don't have to.
             C/B    Am7
I just close my eyes and think of you.
[Outro]
G Csus2 G Csus2

Cry On Demand chords and lyrics

Free chords for Cry On Demand by Ryan Adams. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

So just some opening comments.  From what I have learnt of Ryan Adams previously is that he likes to keep
chord shapes while moving the bass around for example the start of the chorus and the Am7 C/B C part.  So if
possible, keep the higher notes in tact while moving the bass parts around.
Supplementary chords:
Csus2   C/B     Am7     D5
For the chorus part I keep my fingers on a G shape (3 2 0 0 3 3) and just move my second finger along with
the ascending bass parts up until the D5 chord.
[Intro]
G Csus2 G Csus2
[Verse 1]
[Pre-Chorus 1]
[Chorus]
[Instrumental]
G Csus2 G Csus2 
[Verse 2]
[Pre-chorus 2]
[Chorus 2]
[Bridge]
[Chorus 3]
[Outro]
G Csus2 G Csus2

Cry On Demand Chords by Ryan Adams

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