Dreaming With A Broken Heart

John Mayer

Transposer:

Standard tuning EADGBE This is a tricky one. Not as difficult as it first seems... but having seen some variable versions I am confident this is extremely accurate!! Chords used
 =========== All open to really suit the spacy feel of this song G        3x0003 A7/G     3x2020 C        x32010 A7       x02020 Em7      022030 D/F#     2x023x G/B      x2x033 Gadd2/B  x2x233 Cadd9    x32030 Gm/Bb    x1x033 Am7      x02013 C/G      3x2010 Dm       xx0231 Csus2    x3x03x Dm7      xx0211 Csus4    x3x011 Intro - nb this is played on the piano on the recording but the arpeggio sounds   lovely on the guitar too! Over these chords...          /                           /             Play this arpeggio... e|----3-----0-3-0-|--0-3-0---0-3-0-|----3-----0-3-0-|--0-3-0---0-3-0-| B|--3---3-2-------|1-------1-------|--3---3-2-------|1-------1-------| G|4---------------|----------------|4---------------|----------------| D|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| A|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| E|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------| [Verse 1] =======     When you’re dreaming with a bro-ken heart     The waking up is the hardest part     You roll out of bed and down on your knees     And for a moment you can hardly breathe [Refrain 1] ========= Wondering was she   rea-lly  here Is she stand-ing  in my  room          Gadd2/B No she’s not Cos she’s gone  gone gone  gone gone [Bridge] ====== /     /        /     / [Verse 2] =======     When you’re dreaming with a bro-ken heart     The giving up is the hardest part     She takes you in with her crying eyes     Then all at once you have to say goodbye [Refrain 2] ========= Wondering could you  stay my   love Will you wake up   by my   side        Gadd2/B No she can’t Cos she’s gone  gone gone  gone gone [Instrumental] ============    Csus2                 Csus4             /     /      /    /     /     /      /    / [Verse 3] ======= Now do I have to fall asleep with roses in my hand Do I have to fall asleep with roses in my hand Do I have to fall asleep with roses in my hand Do I have to fall asleep with roses in my roses in my hands [Refrain 3] ========= And would you get them if I    did        Gadd2/B No you won’t Cos you’re gone  gone gone  gone gone [Outro] ===== /     /      /    /     When you’re dreaming with a bro-ken heart     The waking up is the hardest part ----------------------------------------- I hope I’ve done it justice! Kevin O’Brien                        Watford                   England                           July 2011                          

Du même artiste :

empty heart empty heart E, B9, E/G#, A9, B4, Dbm/G#, B, A, E6/G#, Dbm7, E6
empty heart empty heart Am7add4, C, F, Dm7, Am7, G, C/E
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G, C, Em, D, Am
empty heart empty heart F6/9, C
empty heart empty heart D, F, G, Bb, C
empty heart empty heart D, G, A, Bm7, D/F#, Cadd9
empty heart empty heart A, G, D, F#, E
empty heart empty heart Gm, F, Bb, Eb, Cm
empty heart empty heart a, am, E7, G, A, E, Db, Dm9, Cmaj7, Am7, Bm7, F#m, B, Em, Gm7
empty heart empty heart Bm7/11, Em7/9, G/A, D6, Em7/11, E7, Am/D, Gm/D, D, Bm, Em, D/F#, Gm, A7
La chanson évoque la douleur de se réveiller après une séparation, où le personnage ressent un profond chagrin et une grande difficulté à faire face à la réalité. Les souvenirs d’une personne aimée hantent ses pensées, le laissant dans un état de confusion et de mélancolie. Il se demande si cette personne, qui lui manque tant, est vraiment là, soulignant le poids de l'absence. Dans ce climat d'émotions intenses, des questions sur l'avenir et le désir de retrouver cette connexion se posent, mais la réalité de la séparation s'impose inévitablement. Les images de roses, symboles d'amour, sont répétées et renforcent ce sentiment de perte et de longing, rappelant que la vie continue malgré la tristesse.