Analyse Chords

Standard (EADGBE)

*you can call it Fm/C if you want to

In the very bottom of the tab you'll find "The Geek's Corner",

where we'll extend the chords to something a little more exotic

and add fills to spice things up - only for the hardcores/geeks.

1st Verse:

  A Cself-fulfilling prophecy

  Of endless possiG♯bilCity

  You G♯roll in reams aGcross the street

  In Fmalgebra, in algebra

2nd Verse:

  The Cfences that you cannot climb

  The sentences that G♯do Cnot rhyme

  In G♯all that you can Gever change

  The Fmone you're looking for

Pre-chorus

  It gets you Cdown

  It gets you Cdown

  A♯5There's no G♯spark

G No light in the Fmdark

  It gets you Cdown

  It gets you Cdown

  You A♯5traveled G♯far

G What have you Fmfound

Chorus

  That there's no Ctime

  There's no Ctime

A♯5 To anaG♯lyse

G To think things Fmthrough

  To E5make sense Fm

3rd Verse:

  Like Ccandles in the city

  They Cnever looked so G♯preCtty

  By G♯power cuts and bGlackouts

  FmSleeping like babies

Pre-chorus

  It gets you Cdown

  It gets you Cdown

A♯5 You're just playing a G♯part

G You're just playing a Fmpart

Chorus

  You're playing a Cpart

  Playing a Cpart

A♯5 And there's no G♯time

G There's no Fmtime

  To anaClyse

  AnaClyse

  A♯5Ana-G♯lyse

G AnaFmlyse

Outro

Throughout the entire song Thom plays mainly a bass note and and high

melody notes that really fucks up the harmonies and gives that weird and

frustrating sound, which is very characteristic for Radiohead as well.

"Hail To The Thief" (recommended!) is a great example of this. If these

weird notes were to be added the chords, it'd really spice things up:

...All these chords can be played instead of the regular chords from above.

You can also add these (and your own!) melody notes to the chords:

These notes are played in the verses and prechorus at some point, but just

add as many small melodies (these are very small) as possible as it gives

this extra momentum to the guitar that usually only play chords, go for it!