Any Other Way
Tenth Avenue NorthVersion1
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{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}{section: Pre-chorus}{section: Chorus}Any Other Way by Tenth Avenue North (LONG HAND){section: Intro}Just in case you're not certain what a "C7" is, it is a C chord with a B note (theseventh note above C)thrown in. Here's one simple way to play it on piano and guitar:GUITAR: If you play a regular C chord and just take your finger off the B string, thenyou have a C7 chord:normal C chord:e- 0 (play open)E- x (mute)B- 0 <---- open B string, giving the C chord its 7thPIANO: Very simple here. To play a C7, all you have to do is stretch your fingers andadd the B on top of the root triad (C-E-G chord --> C-E-G-B for C7)Yes, this means FOUR fingers playing one chord :ONow, when I play this song on piano, I start off the verse with a 2nd inversion C chord,and from there the C7 is super easy. All you gotta do is play what looks like aninversion of an Em chord but still play a C in the bass; so basically, you just switchout the C in your 2nd inv. C major chord with the B right next to it. It's a one finger movement,not so difficult. :)__ __/ \ / /\ | _| |_| \ / / \ | |_ _|| / /----\ | | |\__ / / \ . |__|
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Arrangement source for Any Other Way by Tenth Avenue North
{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}
INTRO AND VERSE: [C] [C7] [Am] [F]
{section: Pre-chorus}
[Am] [G] [C] [F]
{section: Chorus}
[F] [C] [G] [Am] [F] [C] [G]
[F] [C] [G] [Am] [F] [G] [C]
Any Other Way by Tenth Avenue North (LONG HAND)
{section: Intro}
[C] [C7] [Am] [F]
[C]Don't say goodbye,[C7] don't say hello.[Am]
We're just st[F]anding on the surface.
[C]Don't say alright,[C7] Don't say I know[Am].
I pr[F]omise it's not worth it.
[Am]I want to kn[G]ow who you are
[C]Even if you're f[F]allin' apart
[Am]Reach in and t[G]ouch your scars
[C]All the shame you've kep[F]t in your heart
[F] [C] [G] [Am]
[F]It's not eno[C]ugh, it'[G]s not enough, just to say that we're okay.
[F] [C] [G] [Am]
[F]I need yo[G]ur hurt, [C]I need your pain. It's not love any other way.
[C]Let's not pretend,[C7] stop your par[Am]ade
[F]Trying to convince me
[C]That you're alri[C7]ght and everything's ok[Am]ay
[F]Do you even know me?
[Am]I already kn[G]ow who you are
[C]And all the things that k[F]ept us apart
[Am]Reach in and t[G]ouch my scars
[C]Know the price I p[F]aid for your heart
[F] [C] [G] [Am]
[F]It's not eno[C]ugh, it'[G]s not enough, just to say that you're okay.
[F] [C] [G] [Am]
[F]I need your [G]hurt, I [C]need your pain. It's not love any other way.
A b[F]roken, contrite he[G]art,
I will not desp[Am]ise.
Come as you are[G].
I won't close my eye[F]s!
I won't close my eye[G]s!
I won't close my eye[Am]s!
I won't close my eye[G]s!
[F] [C] [G] [Am]
[F]It's not eno[C]ugh, it'[G]s not enough, just to say that you're okay.
[F] [C] [G] [Am]
[F]I need your [G]hurt, I [C]need your pain. It's not love any other way.
[F] [C] [G] [Am]
[F]It's not eno[C]ugh, it'[G]s not enough, just to say that you're okay.
You n[F]eed my [C]hurt, you n[G]eeded my p[Am]ain.
It's not lo[F]ve any [G]other w[C]ay.
It's not lo[F]ve any [G]other w[Am]ay.
It's not lo[F]ve any [G]other w[C]ay.
Just in case you're not certain what a "C7" is, it is a C chord with a B note (the
seventh note above C)thrown in. Here's one simple way to play it on piano and guitar:
GUITAR: If you play a regular C chord and just take your finger off the B string, then
you have a C7 chord:
normal C chord:
e- 0 (play open)
[B]- 1
[G]- 0
[D]- 2
[A]- 3
E- x (mute)
[C7] chord:
[E]- 0
B- 0 <---- open B string, giving the C chord its 7th
[G]- 0
[D]- 2
[A]- 3
[E]- x
PIANO: Very simple here. To play a C7, all you have to do is stretch your fingers and
add the B on top of the root triad (C-E-G chord --> C-E-G-B for C7)
Yes, this means FOUR fingers playing one chord :O
Now, when I play this song on piano, I start off the verse with a 2nd inversion C chord,
and from there the C7 is super easy. All you gotta do is play what looks like an
inversion of an Em chord but still play a C in the bass; so basically, you just switch
out the C in your 2nd inv. C major chord with the B right next to it. It's a one finger movement,
not so difficult. :)
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