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From the absolutley ridiculous (in  
A 
good way) album, “In Rainbows”. Beautiful song,

entitled “Big Ideas (Don’t Get Any)” back from the OK Computer sessions.

Any comments/corrections/etc recommended. Hope that this helps and that you enjoy.

Standard Tuning – ♪ Capo on 4th Fret.

All chords are based on the capo serving as the 1st Fret.

 
E 
minor – 022000
 
E 
– 
 
022100
 
F 
– 
 
133210
 
C 
– 
 
332010
 
A 
minor – x02210
 
G 
– 
 
320033
 
F 
minor – 133111
 
(Bass intro) lightly strum  
E 
minor. You can sus between the  
E 
minor and  
E 
throughout
 
intro and the first line(s) of the verses, or anytime the  
E 
minor is held for several bars.
 
Em 
 
D 
on’t get any  
E 
big 
 
ideas
 
F 
They’re 
 
 
C 
not gonna  
Am 
happen…
G 
 
Em 
You paint yourself white
 
E 
 
A 
nd fill in the noise.
 
F 
There’ll 
 
 
C 
be something  
Am 
missing…
G 
 
Em 
sus to  
E 

Now that you’ve found it

 
…It’s  
F 
gone.
 
Em 
sus to  
E 

Now that you feel it

 
…You  
F 
don’t.
 
You’ve gone off the  
Am 
rails.
G 
 
Em 
So don’t get any  
E 
big 
 
ideas
 
F 
C 
Am 
G 
 

They’re not gonna happen. (Oooooh—Ohhhh—Ohhh)

 
Em 
 
E 
(sus between  
Em 
and 
 
 
E 
)

You’ll go to hell for what your…

 
F 
 
D 
irty 
 
 
C 
mind is  
Am 
thiiiiiiiiiiii-iii-in-
G 
king.

(OUTRO – PART 1) 3:10-3:45 of elapsed time

Play the following during the first part of the outro when the layers of Thom’s voice

“OOOH-OOOOH”ing up and down the scale:

 
 
Em
F 
Em 
F 
Am 
F 
 
It simply repeats between  
Em 
and 
 
 
F 
, but switches to  
Am 
the 3rd and final time through

two-chord phrase.

(OUTRO – PART 2) 3:45-3:56 of elapsed time

When the “OOOH-OOOH”ing slows down.

 
 
C
Fm 
C 
Fm 

(OUTRO – PART 3) 3:56-end of song

 
Unusre about these last few chords. Three unknown chords, then definately ends on  
A 
 
C 
.

Best guess:

 
Just steps down from  
F 
to 
 
 
C 
. Some sort of arrangement of the following chords:  
F 
 
 
E 
 
 
D 
 
C 
 

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