Key: Eb · BPM: 171 · Difficulty: Beginner · Chords: G, A, D, Em
[Intro] G A G A G A G A [Verse] G D A G When he's, going out he, D A Wants to, be getting back here, G D A G When he's, coming back here, D Wish he'd, go further, [Chorus] G Em Ships sailing back to shore, G D Wondering what might have been in store, So sure, [Verse] G D Pale light through, A G bedroom windows, D G Midnight, she doesn't sleep though, D A G Spring time, in New York City, D G Drowning, in her own pity, [Chorus] D G Em Ships sailing back to shore, G D Wondering what might have been in store, So sure, [Verse] G D G They cry, in different ZIP codes, D G Driving, down routes and back-roads, D G Racing, through the seasons, D G Actions, void of reasons, [Chorus] D G Em Recall the words you said, G Your thoughts are D only in your head, Your head,
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ℹ️ About This Song
No capo needed.
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Chords Info
- Tuning: Standard(E A D G B E)
- Key: Eb
- Chords: G, A, D, Em
- BPM: 171
- Suggested Strumming:
- D= Down Stroke, U = Upstroke, N.C= No Chord
| Guitar Chords | Ukulele Chords |
| G – 320003 A – x02220 D – xx0232 Em – 022000 | G – 0232 A – 2100 D – 2220 Em – 0402 |
Track Info
- Song: White Horses
- Artist: Tyler Burkhart
- Released Date: 9 August 2018
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What key is White Horses in?
White Horses is in the key of Eb.
What chords do I need for White Horses?
You need G, A, D, Em to play White Horses by Tyler Burkhart.
Do I need a capo for White Horses?
No capo is needed to play White Horses by Tyler Burkhart.
How hard is White Horses to play on guitar?
White Horses by Tyler Burkhart is rated Beginner. It uses simple open chords and is great for new players.