[Verse 1] C Too much time lost by the seaside G I've been caught up in the riptide Em D Waitin' on you like a sunrise C Been too long, you're hard to come by G When you left, you left me tongue-tied Em D Let's go out, make up for lost time [Chorus] C Call me when you're home G Come and roll my stone G Em D Take me high and low, low, low, low, low C Up and down we go G Findin' all that's gold G Em D Every high and low, low, low, low, low [Verse 2] C Town to town, we'll chase the next shore G Run around, just like an echo Em D Yellin' out, until we've said it all C Spin you 'round out on the sidewalk G Hold me close, until the last song Em N.C. Until then, I'll leave a light on [Chorus] C Call me when you're home G Come and roll my stone G Em D Take me high and low, low, low, low, low C Up and down we go G Findin' all that's gold G Em D Every high and low, low, low, low, low D C G Em Call me when you're home [Outro] D C G Em Call me when you're home D N.C. Call me when you're home
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Q: What key is Call Me When You’re Home by Surfaces in?
The song is originally in the key of B. With a capo on the 4th fret, you can play it using standard open chord shapes: C, G, Em, and D.
Q: What capo do I need for Call Me When You’re Home?
Place your capo on the 4th fret. This lets you play the entire song with just four beginner-friendly open chords — C, G, Em, and D.
Q: Is Call Me When You’re Home easy for beginners?
Yes! This is a great beginner song. It uses only C, G, Em, and D — all open chords with no barre chords required. The slow BPM of 91 also gives you plenty of time to make chord changes.
Q: What does N.C. mean in the chord sheet?
N.C. stands for No Chord — it means you stop strumming and let the vocal sit without any guitar accompaniment for that moment in the song.
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“Call Me When You’re Home” is a breezy, feel-good pop track by Surfaces. The song uses just four open chords — C, G, Em, and D — with a capo on the 4th fret, making it an ideal beginner song with a warm, sunny sound in the key of B at 91 BPM.
Track Info
- Song: Call Me When You’re Home
- Artist: Surfaces
Chords Info
- Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E)
- Key: B
- Capo: 4th Fret
- BPM: 91
- Chords: C, G, Em, D
- Difficulty: Beginner