Giant of Illinois by Andrew Bird Guitar Chords

p If you are looking for Giant of Illinois guitar chords, you've come to the right place. You can play Giant of Illinois by Andrew Bird using guitar or guitar. This song by Andrew Bird can also be played by that instruments. =/p p Giant of Illinois guitar chords has rhythm and included in Things Are Really Great Here, Sort of… (2014) album. You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here. /p h3Giant of Illinois by Andrew Bird Guitar Chords/h3 Andrew Bird Giant of Illinois TabbrbrStandard Tuning, Capo 2nd Fretbrbr[FM7] [G] [Am]brbrprebre------------0----------------------------0--0-----------|brB---------1----------------0----------1---------1--0-----|brG------2----------------0---------2-------------------0--|brD---3----------------0--------2--------------------------|brA--------------------------------------------------------|brE-----------------3--------------------------------------|br/prebrbr[FM7] [G] [C] brbrprebre-----------0--------------------------------------------|brB--------1--------------0--1-------1-------1-------------|brG-----2--------------0--------0------0--------0----------|brD--3--------------0--------------2------2----------------|brA--------------------------------------------------------|brE--------------3-----------------------------------------|bre--------------------------------------------------------|brB--------------------------------------------------------|brG----3----5----7---------3----5----5---------------------|brD--------------------------------------------------------|brA--------------------------------------------------------|brE--------------------------------------------------------|bre--------------------------------------------------------|brB-------------------5------------------------------------|brG----2----4----5-------5----2----4----5------------------|brD--------------------------------------------------------|brA--------------------------------------------------------|brE--------------------------------------------------------|br/prebrbr(This bit twice)brbrprebre----5--3-3---1-0-0---------------------5--3-3--1-0-0-B---------------------3-1-1--0---------------------------|brG--------------------------------2-2---------------------|brD--------------------------------------------------------|brA--------------------------------------------------------|brE--------------------------------------------------------|br/prebrbrOr, alternatively, you could play it like this:brbrbrprebre--------------------------------------------------------|brB---10-8-------------------10-8-------8------------------|brG---------10-9--7-5--4-2-------10-9----------------------|brD--------------------------------------------------------|brA--------------------------------------------------------|brE--------------------------------------------------------|br/prebrbrThe [C]giant o[G]f Illi[Am]noisbr[F] Died from a [C]blister on his [G]toebrbrAfter [C]walking all [G]day through the [Am]first winter's [F]snowbrbr[C]Throwing [G]bits of stale [Am]breadbr[F] To the la[C]st speckled [G]dovesbrHe[C] never even [G]felt his [Am]shoe full of [F]bloodbrbrDe[C]lirious with [G]pain, his bedroom [Am]walls began to [F]glowbrAnd he[C] felt himself [G]soaring [Am]up through falling [F]snowbrbrAnd [C]the sky was a [G]woman's [Am]armsbrThe [C]sky was a [G]woman's [C]armsbrbrA [C]boy with [G]a club [Am]footbr[F] Had sat ne[C]xt to him in [G]schoolbrO[C]nce upon a [G]summer's day they went [Am]wandering through the [F]woodsbrbrThey [C]spotted a [G]sleeping [Am]swanbrOn the [F]banks[C] of a muddy [G]streambrAnd they [C]stormed it with [G]rocks till it [Am]collapsed in the [F]reedsbrbrThey [C]lay out on a [G]green lawn full of [Am]chocolate and [F]lemonadebrBut [C]under the [G]blue bowl the [Am]giant was [F]afraidbrbrBecause the [C]sky was a [G]woman's [Am]armsbrThe [C]sky was a [G]woman's [C]arms p If you want to learn Andrew Bird Giant of Illinois guitar chords, The 5 chords we'll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments. Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart /p p The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Giant of Illinois. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. /p