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1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO open

George Ezra- Broken
As seen on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2BgR5NNc94
Standard tuning, capo on 5th fret (all chords and notes are relative to capo)
[Intro Tab]
e|-------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-----3---5p3---3----------3---5p3---3------------3---------1-|
G|---4---4-----4---4------4---4-----4---4--------0---------0---|
D|-5--------------------5----------------------4---------2-----|
A|-------------------------------------------5---------3-------|
E|-------------------------------------------------------------|
Chords:
C
     [x3201x]
Dadd4
 [x5403x]
G                                     GG/F#Em7
     [32003x]               Note: The    chord progression is played as a scale.
G/F#
  [2x003x]
Em7
   [02203x]
G
*    [xx543x]
After the Gs (and Cs) at the end of the verses (and chorus) there are some Hammer-ons 
that go on like this:
e|---------------|        e|---------------|
B|---------------|        B|---------------|
G|---------------|        G|-0h2-0---------|
D|-0h2-0---------|        D|-------0h2-0---|
A|-------0h2-0-3-|        A|-------------3-|
E|---------------|        E|---------------|
[Verse 1]
C     Dadd4
I was high
         G   G/F#   Em7
left blowin' in the wind
      C
I was golden
      G
I was yours
C     Dadd4
And I fall
     G   G/F#   Em7
on down down down
        C  Dadd4 G
I'll be bro-o-ken
C         Dadd4
A hundred lives
        G
beyond tradition
C           Dadd4                G
Please make sure that it's your own
C           Dadd4     G   G/F#   Em7
To find yourself, oh, lost again
      C           Dadd4
One last time, oh oh
[Chorus]
G      Dadd4  C
*             
Uh      Uh         Uh
G      Dadd4  C
*             
Uh      Uh         Uh
[Verse 2]
C      Dadd4      G
I may never do you proud
C          Dadd4
That's the case
       G    G/F#    Em7
and I know I'm to blame
C       Dadd4
If I'm never
     G  G/F# Em7
gon' do you proud
          C              Dadd4
Well, I'm sorry, shun the name
[Chorus]
G      Dadd4  C
*             
Uh      Uh         Uh
G      Dadd4  C
*             
Uh      Uh         Uh
[Verse 3]
C     Dadd4
And I fall on
G     G/F#   Em7
down, down, down
        C Dadd4G
           *
I'll be bro-o-ken
[Bridge]
G        Dadd4      C
*                   
And I miss your garden jeans
G        Dadd4      C
*                   
On the bones beneath the beams
    G          Dadd4
    *          
Your charms, your patience
   C
I must never waste these
[Chorus]
G      Dadd4  C
*             
Uh      Uh         Uh
G      Dadd4  C
*             
Uh      Uh         Uh
G      Dadd4  C
*             
Uh      Uh         Uh
G      Dadd4  C
*             
Uh      Uh         Uh
************************************
| p  Pull-off
| h  Hammer-on
************************************

Broken chords and lyrics

Free chords for Broken by George Ezra. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

George Ezra- Broken
As seen on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2BgR5NNc94
Standard tuning, capo on 5th fret (all chords and notes are relative to capo)
[Intro Tab]
Chords:
C     [x3201x]
Dadd4 [x5403x]
G     [32003x]               Note: The G G/F# Em7 chord progression is played as a scale.
G/F#  [2x003x]
Em7   [02203x]
G*    [xx543x]
After the Gs (and Cs) at the end of the verses (and chorus) there are some Hammer-ons 
that go on like this:
[Verse 1]
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
[Chorus]
[Verse 3]
[Bridge]
[Chorus]
************************************
| p  Pull-off
| h  Hammer-on
************************************

Broken Chords by George Ezra

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