ChordGitar.in
+ Submit Chord
cloud_off Offline mode. Songs saved in Pocket remain accessible.

End Of The Song

SKAAR verified
Key: E
110 BPM
Standard (E A D G B E)
↓ - ↓ ↑ - ↑ ↓ ↑
🎸 Original Version Easy Chords
Transpose ?
0
Notation
Capo ?
Instrument
speed
screen_lock_portrait
Easy Chord Tip: Use capo on fret 4 — use C chord shapes. Pelajari Smart Capo →
lock_clock

Batas Kuota Harian Tercapai

Alat Workstation Panggung

CHORD DIAGRAMS
volume_up Click chord to hear sound
tune Transposed: semitones
Found an error in chord or lyrics for this song?

info About This Song

Song Fundamentals
Key E (E Major)
Tempo / BPM 110 BPM (Approx.)
Tuning Standard (E A D G B E)
Time Signature 4/4
Difficulty Level Easy
Capo Position Capo Fret 4
Chord Count 4 Unique Chords
Genre Indie
graphic_eq
Strumming Pattern ↓ - ↓ ↑ - ↑ ↓ ↑
Time Signature 4/4
auto_awesome
End Of The Song by SKAAR is played in the key of E. Originally recorded in the sounding key of E, 'End Of The Song' by SKAAR is best approached with a Capo placed on Fret 4, enabling guitarists to execute friendly C shapes while fully preserving the studio pitch. The G#m barre chord can be voiced as a partial three-string triad on upper strings to preserve momentum and prevent fingertip strain while practicing. The primary progression challenge lies in switching between E and G#m: keep your fingers hovering close to the fretboard rather than flying off between changes. Set your metronome at an initial practice tempo of 79 BPM in 4/4 time to master the '↓ - ↓ ↑ - ↑ ↓ ↑' strumming groove, emphasizing steady downstrokes on beats one and three before accelerating toward the studio speed of 110 BPM.
analytics Analisis harmoni & progresi dihitung secara komputasional berdasarkan dataset transkripsi chord ChordGitar.in.

account_tree Chord Progression Analysis

Harmonic Progression
Progression Pattern (Roman Numerals)
I – iii – IV – iv
Song chords:
star Primary Chords (Song Foundation)
E Abm A Am

Chords that repeat most frequently throughout the verse and chorus.

more_horiz Auxiliary / Transition Chords
This song focuses on a minimalist 4-chord foundation.

Used as harmonic transition variations in intro, bridge, or outro.

tune Why Use a Capo?

Capo & Sounding Key
Sounding Key E Acoustic pitch of original recording
Capo Fret 4 sync_alt Raises the pitch of open strings
Fingering Shape Key C Open chord finger positions

Placing a Capo on Fret 4 transforms fingering into C, maintaining E sound without complex barre chords.

lightbulb Alternative Capo Positions for This Song:

piano Chord Family E

Diatonic Matrix

This song is built on the key of E. Here are the 7 diatonic chords (Chord Family) that harmonize according to music theory:

I E Tonic
ii F#m Supertonic
iii G#m Mediant
IV A Subdominant
V B Dominant
vi C#m Submediant
vii° D#dim Leading

speed Difficulty Level: Easy

Difficulty Determinants for This Song:
check_circle Uses 4 unique chords throughout the song
check_circle Requires 1 barre chord shapes (Abm)
check_circle Capo on fret 4 is recommended for optimal finger comfort
dna MUSICAL DNA:
KEY: E • TEMPO: 110 BPM (Approx.) • PROG: I – iii – IV – iv • DIFF: 2/5 • CAPO: 4

help Easy Chord Guide & FAQ End Of The Song

FAQ & Tips

quiz How to play the easy chords for End Of The Song (SKAAR)?

To play the Easy Chords for End Of The Song, toggle the Easy Chords button above the workstation canvas. This version is designed with beginner-friendly open chords with Capo on Fret 4 to make transitions easier without barre chords.

quiz What are the basic guitar chords and original key for End Of The Song?

The original recording key for End Of The Song by SKAAR is E. You can use the Transpose (+ / -) feature anytime to adjust the pitch to match male or female vocal ranges automatically.

quiz Is audio sync and auto-scroll available for practice?

Yes, ChordGitar.in features touch-free Auto-Scroll with speed control, as well as an integrated player so your tempo and rhythm practice stays precise.

info Video playback is restricted by the content owner outside YouTube.
Open on YouTube →

End Of The Song - SKAAR

Official Audio

0:00 0:00

Listen to official audio for End Of The Song by SKAAR on streaming platforms:

play_circle YouTube Spotify
End Of The Song expand_less

More Songs by SKAAR verified

Guitar chords collection and other chords from SKAAR.

View All (3 Songs)

Quiet

KEY D#M

SKAAR

Advanced
• Capo 1
Play arrow_forward

You

KEY G

SKAAR feat. Emelie Hollow

Beginner
Play arrow_forward

Recommended Chords in Indie Genre music_note

Collection of guitar chords from other musicians Indie that are frequently played.

Explore Indie

Creep

KEY G

Radiohead feat. Radiohead

Medium
Play arrow_forward

Ciao Adios

KEY G

Anne-Marie

Beginner
Play arrow_forward

2002

KEY E

Anne-Marie

Intermediate
Play arrow_forward

Give Me Your Forever

KEY G

Zack Tabudlo

Beginner
Play arrow_forward

Siap Jadi Imammu

KEY AM

Zikra feat. Eno Viola

Intermediate
• Capo 2
Play arrow_forward

Iklaskanku Dengan Yang Lain

KEY C

Zikra

Intermediate
• Capo 2
Play arrow_forward

Song DNA & Harmonic Similarity dna

Multi-Vector Match

Songs with the most identical harmonic structure, chord progression, root key, and tempo to this song.

Lost You Anyway

80% Match

Toby Keith

insights Identical Harmonic Progression (I – iii – IV – iv) • Harmonic Key Match (Key E)
Key E Capo 4
Play arrow_forward

Nobody Told Me

70% Match

Vintage Trouble

insights Identical Harmonic Progression (I – iii – IV – iv) • Harmonic Key Match (Key A)
Key A Capo 2
Play arrow_forward

This Life

56% Match

Bruce Springsteen

insights Identical Harmonic Progression (I – iii – IV – iv)
Key D Capo 1
Play arrow_forward

Untukmu

55% Match

Sasha Anezkha

insights Identical Harmonic Progression (I – iii – IV – iv)
Key C Capo 5
Play arrow_forward

Be Myself

52% Match

Why Don't We

insights Identical Harmonic Progression (I – iii – IV – iv)
Key C
Play arrow_forward

Stay

52% Match

Why Don't We

insights Identical Harmonic Progression (I – iii – IV – iv)
Key G
Play arrow_forward

tune More Theory & Harmonic Matches

Explore songs matching this progression (I – iii – IV – iv), key (E), and fingerings.