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1

NEW MAN

Words and Music by ED SHEERAN, BENJAMIN LEVIN, JESSIE WARE and AMMAR MALIK

Acoustic groove

Na na na na na.

I

heard he spent

five

hun -dred pounds

on

jeans,

goes

to

the g ym at least

six

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times

a week,

2

wears boat shoes with no socks on

eye - brows plucked and h is a rse

his feet and I

hear

- hole bleached,

he’s on

owns

a new di -et

ev - ’ry

and watch - es what he eat s. He’s got his

sin -gle

Min -is

- try

C.

D.

by

me. But still,

3

Tri - bal tat -toos and he don’t know what it

means.

But I

heard he makes you hap - py, so that’s fine

3

I’m just keep- ing it

real,

still look ing -

at your In - sta -gram and I’ll be creep - ing a


li’l.

I’ll be

3

trying not to dou ble tap

days

from way back, ’cause I

when you used to hold my hand

you were Lo - is Lane, I was -n’t

Su - per -man,

know that’s where the trou - ble’sat.

and when we sipped cham -pagne out of ci

just a young

boy try’n’ to be loved.

Let me re -mind you of the

- der cans.

I guess if

So let me give it


to ya.

4

I don’t want to know a -bout

you would -n’t be call ing me up,

I don’t want to kn ow a -bout

your new m an

try’n’to ,

your

’cause I’m

new m an,

’cause if

it

was meant

to

be,

pos - i - tive that he don’t want to know a - bout me.

we’ll get

there

e

-ven

- tual

- ly.

To C o d a

I know

you’re miss -ing all t his

kind

of love, but I’m



5

Your new man rents a house in the ’burb

and wears a

year he goes to Má -la - ga with all the fel - las,

3

3

sun - glass - es 3

3

drinks beer,

it

a

purse.

but has a six pack, I’m kind of jea - lous.

Ev ’ry -

Hewears

3

in -doors in win - ter 3

man bag on his shoul- der, but I call

at night -time. And

3

ev -’ry time a rap song comes on,

3

he makes a gang sign, says,

3

3

3

“Chune,

bwoy dem light up the room!” But e -nough a bout -

him,

girl, let’sta lk

a - bout you.

3


You were the

6

type of girl who sat be -side the wa

eat - ing kale, hit -ting the gym,

O - kay,

you need to be

ter read -ing,

eat ing - a pa ck - et of crisps

keep-ing up with Ky -lie and Kim,

a - lone,

and if you want

but you will nev - erfind you cheat - ing. Now you’re

in the back of a club

kiss -ing a bo y that ain’t him.

to ta lk a -bout it, you can call my phone.

I just thought

D.S. al Coda

that I would tell you’cau se you oug ht to know, you’re still a

young girl try’n’ to be loved.

So let me gi ve it to you.


7

CODA

pos

by,

ly

Please

-

i

- tive

that

I’m not

don’t

want

try - ing to r u i n -

when

re

he

you’re with him,

-

mem -ber you’re still

to

know

your

week.

I

know

free

a

- bout

But you

you’re

to

me.

act

lone

make


Ba -

so dif -f’rent

-

ly.

the choice and

-

8

leave.

Don’t

call

me u p,


you would - n’t be call ing me up,


your

try’n’t o,

your

you

need

new m an

’cause I’m

new m an,

to

’cause if

show

it

me,

was meant

to

now.

be,


we’ll get

there

e

-ven


- tual

- ly.

9

I know you’re miss - ing all t his

kind

of love, but I’m

Pos - i - tive that, that he don’t want to kn ow a - bout

I don’t want to k now a


Pos - i - tive that he don’t want, want to know a - bout.

- bout, ’bout,

a bout -

your


new

man.

1

NANCY MULLIGAN

Words and Music by ED SHEERAN, BENJAMIN LEVIN, FOY VANCE, AMY WADGE, JOHNNY McDAID and MURRY CUMMINGS

Highland Folk

Hey!

Hey!

I

was

twen - ty

four years o ld

when I

met

the

wo -man

I would call


my

own. Tw en -t y

2

two

grand - kids,

now

grow

- ing

old

in

that

house

that your bro

-

ther

bought

you.

On the

sum - mer

asked

her

day

that

I

pro posed, -

fa - ther, but her dad

I

made

- dy said, “No,

that

you

wed -ding ring from den

can’t

mar - ry

- tist

my


gold. And I

daugh

-

ter.”

3

She

and

I’m

gon - na

She

was

I

went

mar -ry

Nan

on

the

the

- cy

wo

Mul

run,

don’t

- man I

-

love

li - gan,

care

a - bout

down

I

by

was

re

l -i

-

the Wex - ford

Wil

- liam

the

Wex - ford

gi - on.

bor

Shee

-

-

ran.

der.

She

To C o d a

took

my

name and t hen

we

were

one,

down

by

bor


-

der.

4

Well, I

met h er

had

at

I

Guy’s

seen

in

the Se cond -

such

beau

- ty

World War

be

- fore,

and

she

the

mo

was work -ing on

- ment

that

a s ol

- diers’ ward. Nev er -

I


saw

her.

5

Nan - cy

was

my

yel

low -

rose

and

we

got

mar -ried wear -ing bor - rowed clothes. We got

D.S. al Coda

eight

chil

- dren,

now

grow

- ing

old;

five

sons

and

three

daugh

-

ters.

CODA

Down by the Wex-ford bor - der.

1

2

From her


6

snow - white streak

sat

by t he

farm

boy

found

my

in

fi

her j et

-re

born

near

heart

u

black -

in o ur old

Bel

-pon

-fast

the south

hair,

o - ver

six

- ty

years,

arm - chairs. Youk now, Nan

town,

- ern

I

nev - er

ground. There’s no

- cy,

I’ve been lov

I

her. Noww e’re

a - dore

wor -ried ’bout the king

dif - f’rence,

- ing

I

and

you. From a

crown ’cause I

as - sure


you.

7

She and

I went on

the run,

down by the Wex - ford bor

don’t care a -bout re

- der.

took my name a nd then we were one,

She

li -

- gi -on.

was Na n - cy Mul

- li - gan,

down by the Wex-ford bor

1

I’m

gon - na mar -ry the w o - man I love

I

was Wil - liam Shee - ran. She

- der.

2


1

PERFECT

Words and Music by ED SHEERAN Classic Ballad

4fr

I founda love

for

me.

4fr

Dar - ling, just

dive

6fr

lead.

right in,

fol low -

my

4fr

Well, I found a girl,

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beau

-

ti -

2

4fr

ful and

sweet.

Well,I nev er -

knew

you

6fr

were

the some one -

wait ing -

for

4fr

me.

’Cause we were just kids when we

fell so

in in

love, love,

not know - ing fight - ing a -

4fr

what gainst

4fr

time. time.

it all

was. odds.

I I

will not know we’ll

give be

6fr

you all

up right

this this

4fr

Dar - ling, just Dar - ling, just

kiss hold

me my

slow, hand.


your heart Be my girl,

is I’ll

3

4fr

all be

I your

6fr

own. man.

6fr

-

eyes, fu

-

you’re ture

by,

I’m

6fr

with

grass,

your the

hold in

-

ing your

mine. eyes.

4fr

4fr

4fr

in seen

6fr

Ba

dark

And I’ve

you

danc - ing in

the

4fr

be - tween

my

arms.

Bare - foot on

6fr

lis - ten -ing

the

4fr

to

our

fav

- ’rite song.

When you said When I saw


you looked you in

a that

4

To C o d a 4fr

6fr

4fr

mess, I whis - pered un - der - neath my breath. But you heard dress, look - ing so beau - ti - ful. I don’t de - serve

4fr

3fr

6fr

4fr

it, dar - ling this, dar - ling

you

4fr

6fr

look

per - fect to -night.

6fr

Well, I found a

4fr

wo - man,

strong er-

than an

-

y -one

I know.


She shares my

5

4fr

dreams,

6fr

I

hope

that some day, -

I’ll share her

home.

I

found

a

love

4fr

to car -ry

more

4fr

love,

than just

my

sec -rets,

6fr

to car -ry chil

- dren

of our

own.

to car ry -

D.S. al Coda

We are still kids, but w e’re


6

CODA 4fr

you

6fr

look

per

4fr

-

fect

to night. -

4fr

6fr

Ba

4fr

I’m

danc - ing

4fr

in

the

d ark

4fr

arms.

Bare - foot on

4fr

the

g rass,

-

by,

6fr

with you

be - tween

my

6fr

lis - ten -ing


to

our

7

4fr

fav - ’rite song.

I

4fr

have faith

in

what

I

see,

4fr

an

-

gel

in

per

4fr

now

I know

I

have met

4fr

-

son

and

she

4fr

don’t

6fr

an

6fr

looks

per

-

fect.

I

6fr

de

3fr

-

serve

this,

6fr

you

4fr

look

per

6fr


- fect

to night. -

4fr

1

SHAPE OF YOU

Words and Music by ED SHEERAN, STEVE MAC and JOHN McDAID

Moderately 4fr

4fr

slightly detached

4fr

The

2fr

bar

is

where I

go.

club

is - n’t the best

place

to fi nd a

lov -er,

so the

4fr

Me and my f riends

at

the ta - ble do -ing shots, drink -ing

4fr

fast, and then we talk

slow.

And you come

o - ver and start up a co n ver - sa -tion with just

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me,

and

2

2fr

trust me, I’ll give it

a

chance.

4fr

Now

take my

hand,

stop,

put Van the Man on the juke

- box, and

4fr

then

we

start

to

dance,

and now I’m sing -ing like,

2fr

Your love

was hand - made for

“Girl,

you

know

I

want

your

love.

4fr

some - bod - y like

me.

Come on, now,

fol - low my

lead.

4fr

I

may

be c ra

- zy,

don’t

mind

me.

Say,

‘Boy,

let’s

not

talk


too

much.

3

2fr

Grab on

my waist and

put

4fr

that

bod - y

on

me.’

Come on, now,

fol - low my

lead. Come,

4fr

come on, now,

fol - low my

lead.” Mmm.

I’m

2fr

you.

We push and pull

in love

with th e shape

of

4fr

like a mag - net

do.

Al- though my heart

is

fall - ing,

4fr

too,

I’m in lov e

withy our bod

-

y.

Last night you were in


my

4

2fr

room,

4fr

and now my bed - sheets

smell like

you.

Ev -’ry day dis -cov - er -ing

some -thing brand -

4fr

new.

Well, I’m in love

withy our bod

-

y.

(Oh,

2fr

Well, I’m

in love

I,

oh,

I,

oh,

I,

oh,

I.)

4fr

with your bod

-

y.

(Oh,

I,

oh,

I,

oh,

I,

oh,

I.)

oh,

I.)

4fr

Well, I’m

in love

with your bod

- y.

(Oh,

I,

oh,

I,

oh,


I,

5

2fr 4fr

Well, I’m in love

with your bod

- y.

Ev - ’ry day dis -cov - er -ing

some -t hing brand -

To C o d a 4fr

new.

I’m in lov e with thesha pe of

you. One week

2fr

out

on

our first

date.

in,

we let the sto - ry be -g in,

we’reg o -ing

4fr

You and

me

are thrift

-

y, so go “all

you can eat,”

fill up your

4fr

bag

and I

fill up

a plate.

We talk for

hours and h ours

a -bout sweet and the sour,


and howyou r

6

2fr

fam - i - ly’s

do ing -

4fr

o -kay,

and leave and

get in a tax

- i,

then kiss in the back

seat ’til the

CODA D.S. al Coda

driv - er make the ra -di - o play.

Come on,

And I’msing -ing like,

be my ba -by, come on.

4fr

Comeon,

you. Comeon,

be my ba b-y, come on.

Come on,

be my ba -by, come on.

be myb a b-y,

come on.

2fr

Come on,

be

my ba

- by,

come on.

Come on,

be

my ba


- by,

come

on.

7

4fr

2fr

Come on,

be

my ba

- by,

come on.

Come on,

be

my ba

4fr

-by,

come

on.

2fr

I’m in love

with the shape

of

you.

We push and pull

like

a

mag - net

4fr

do.

Al -though my heart

is

fall - ing,

too,

I’m in love

4fr

withyo ur bod

-

y.

2fr

Last night

you were in

my

room,

and now my

bed - sheets


smell

like

8

4fr

you.


some -t hing brand - new.

Well,I’m in love

with your bod

- y.

1, 2 4fr

2fr

(Come on,

be

my ba

- by,

come on.)

(Come on,

be

I’m in love with your bod - y. my ba - by, come on.)

3 4fr

(Come on,

new.

be

I’m in love with your bod - y. my ba - by, come on.)

I’m

in

love

with

the shape


of

you.


some - thing brand -

1

SUPERMARKET FL OWERS

Words and Music by ED SHEERAN, BENJAMIN LEVIN and JOHNNY McDAID

Moderately, with feeling

*

I

day

old

took the

tea

Matt - hew had m ade.

sup - er -mar

- ket

flow’rs

from the cup.

Mem - o - ries

from the win - dow - sill.

Packed up

of a life

the pho

Threwthe

-

that’s been loved.

* Recorded a half step higher. Guitar: Capo I to match recording.


to al

- bum

Took the get

2

well - lows,

soon made the

cards bed,

old gin - ger beer - gowns neat - ly

and stuffed stacked the

an - i - mals. chairs up.

down the sink. in a case.

Fold - ed

Poured the your night -

Dad al - ways told me, “Don’t you John said he’d drive, then put his

3

cry hand

when you’re on my

down,” cheek

but Mom, there’s a and wiped a

tear tear

ev - ’ry from the

time side

that of

I blink. my face.

3

3fr

Oh, I’m in piec I hope that I

-

es. It’s see the

tear world

-

in’ as

me you

up did


but I ’cause I

know know

3 3fr

a a

Hal - le

heart life

that’s broke with love

is is

- lu - jah,

a a

heart life

you were an

(1., 2.) When I fell down you’d be there (D.S.) You got to see the per - son

hold - in’ me up, I have be - come,

that’s that’s

an - gel

been been

in t he

loved. lived.

shape

spread your wings spread your wings

So

of

as you go. When and I know that when

To C o d a

back back

He’ll say Hal He said Hal

-

le - lu - jah le - lu - jah.

you’re you’re

sing

my mom.

1

takes you took you

I’ll

home. home.


God God

4

I fluffed

2

Ohh.

Play 3 times

Ooh.

CODA D.S. al Coda


the

pil -

6

D.S. al Coda

-tiv

-

i

-

ty.

We

could

N.C.

- ment

but

what

do


I

know?

1

BARCELONA

Words and Music by ED SHEERAN, BENJAMIN LEVIN, FOY VANCE, AMY WADGE and JOHNNY McDAID With a Latin flavor

*

With pedal

Well,

I

got t wo l eft

feet

get

up

and

up

a

bot -tle

on

of r ed

the

dance

floor

wine,



to

mak -ing

-

night.

me f eel

2

like

waist - line.

don’t

rhy - thm of

the beat an d

Get ’er

care

me;

the

on

what

bass

line

up,

the

place

are

ba

D.

-

J.

don’t

in

my

blood,

by, dance

choos

close

to t he

- es.

un

both

rhy

- thm

Get

- til

hands

up - on her

of t he mu

lost

we wan - na


-sic;

in

the

leave

it.

3

You

and

I,

We’re

go

we’re

-

fly - ing

on

ing

an

ae

some

-

- where

ro

- plane

where

to

the

-night.

sun

3

is

shin

-

ing

bright.

Just

close 3

your

eyes,

and

let’s

pre

-

tend


we’re

d anc -

4 3fr

-

ing

in

the

s treet

in

Bar

na.

-

Bar

na.

Bar

- ce - lo

- na.


ce

- lo

-

- ce - lo -

5

To C o d a

Bar

-

ce

- lo

- na.

Well,

Sat - ur - day night.

re

- flect

I

-

ed

in your b eau

get

up

fell

- ti - ful

up

in

love

eyes.

on

the

with the

I

guess

dance

spar

floor;

move,

in

the moon

- kle

that

it’s des


it’s

a

-light

- ti

- ny

6

3fr

do - ing

it

right.

And

a - round

me

dance

like

they do

in

the

Med

i-

- ter - ra

-

nean,

spin

3fr

you

a

gain -

and

a

-gain.

You’re

like

some

- thing

that

D.S. al Coda

God

has

sent

me.

I

want

you,

ba

so

- by,

-

la - men

CODA

Bar

-

ce

- lo

- na.


-

te.

7 3fr

Bar

-

ce

- lo

-

na.

3fr

Oh,

Bar

- ce

- lo

- na.

3fr

So

let’s

pre

-

tend


we’re

danc -

8 3fr

-

na.

ing

in

the

Las Ram

gra - da

Mi

ni

-

blas,

Fa - mi

-

-

ña,

s treet

in

I’ll

lia,

meet

drink

te

a - mo

mi

you.

-

We’ll dance

ing

ca - ri

Bar

ño.

Ma - ma - ci


ce

La

a - round

San - gri

-

-

-

a.

-

ta,

- lo

-

Sa -

9

ri

ca,

-

si

tú,

te

a

-

do - ro

o - tros,

vi - va

la

vi

-

da.

Come

Come on

Bar

- ce

and dance

- lo

with

- na.

me

Las Ram

in

on,

let’s

be

3

3

in

-

ta.

3

3

Los

se - ño - ri

Bar

-

blas,

- ce

I’ll

- lo

- na,

meet

drink


you.

- ing

free

10

3

San - gri

-

a.

I

just

want

to

be

in

Bar

- ce

- lo

-

3

na. Ma - ma - ci

ta,

-

ri

-

ca,

feel

that

sum mer -

breeze

3

in

Bar

-

ce

- lo

Los

- na.

o - tros,

vi - v’la 3

Si

-

em

-

pre

vi

-

da,

Bar

-ce

- lo

-

na.


vi

-

da.

1

BIBIA B E YE YE

Words and Music by ED SHEERAN, BENJAMIN LEVIN, NANA RICHARD ABIONA, JOSEPH ADDISON and STEPHEN WOODE

Moderately

Bi - bi

I

lost

-

my

a

be

shoes

be

last

ye.

night;

I

don’t k now where

I


put

my

2

keys.

I wa s tired

moth - er’s proud

of

graze

my knee.

up - on

and

then

and

me,

threw up

fell a - sleep

from each

And all

up - on

I

his

scar

be - neathan oak

up - on

know

car

tree.

my knuck - le

is

seat;

I

and

I

got a

he

kicked


bet m y

each

cab,

me

out,

3

and

self

-

in

then

ev

row’s

I

- ’ry

a

walked

way,

brand

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the

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that I

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right

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town,

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to

now.

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spend

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and

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tree.

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up;

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ter -noon look - ing a -round

say

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me;


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find

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for the things

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told

me,

And I

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on

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ly

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1

CASTLE ON THE HILL

Words and Music by ED SHEERAN and BENJAMIN LEVIN

Moderately fast 5fr

When I was six

years

old

I

broke my leg,

5fr

and I was run

my

broth

- er

and

his

friends,


-

ning

from

2

5fr

and tast

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ed

the

sweet

per

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fume

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tain

grass

I

5fr

rolled

down.

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I was young - er

me

back

and broke When we

to

it got

when

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then.

I

made we’d

friends buy

and cheap

found week -

lost spir

-

my end

heart jobs.

them through the years. its and drink them straight.


3

And I’ve not me and my

know how

I’m

nine

I’ve we’ve

on

-

ty

seen friends

grown, grown,

the roar have not

but

my

way,

down

those

-

I

ing thrown

can’t

fields up

in in

wait

driv

coun

-

try

so so

to

go

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ing

lanes,


long. long:

home.

at

I oh,

4

sing

-

ing

to

you

“Ti

-

ny Danc

make

- er,”

me

and

I

miss

feel,

and

i t’s

the

way

real,

when

To C o d a 3fr

we

watched

the

sun

set

o

-

ver

5fr

-

tle on

the

hill.


the cas

-

5

5fr

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years

old

and

smok

- ing

hand

-

rolled cig ar-

- ettes,

5fr

run - ning from the law

through the back

fields

and

5fr

get - ting

drunk

with

my

friends.

Had

my

first

kiss

5fr

on

Fri

- day

night;

I

don’t

reck

- on that

I

did


it

right,

6

but

I was young - er

then.

Take

me back

CODA

when

8va

D.S. al Coda

we

to

found

-

tle on

the

hill,

hee

-

hoo,

(8va)

o

-

ver

the cas

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tle on

the

hill,

3fr

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the cas

-

7

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on

the

hill.

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to

one

sew

h ad

clothes, a nd

two

kids

but

one

works

lives

a - lone;

down

by


friend

left

the coast;

one’s

broth -

8

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er

o ver -

-dosed;

one’s

me

and

just

bare

I,

-

ly

one’s

al

- read

get ting -

by.

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ooh,

can’t

-

y

on

his s ec ond -

these peo

wait

to

go

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wife;

ple

home.

raised

And

2fr

I’m

on

my

way.

I

still


re

-

9

mem

we

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these

did

not

you

old

coun

know

the

make

an

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me

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try

swers.

lanes

And

when

I

miss

feel,

and

i t’s

the

way

real

when

3fr

we

watched

the

sun

set

o

-

ver


the cas

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10

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tle on

the

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o -

8va

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ver

the cas

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tle on

the

hill,

(8va)

hee

-

hoo,

3fr

o

-

ver

Repeat and Fade

the cas

-

tle on

the

hill.

Optional Ending

5fr


1

DIVE

Words and Music by ED SHEERAN, BENJAMIN LEVIN and JULIA MICHAELS

Moderately slow Shuffle 4fr

With pedal 3

Well, may - be

I

came

on

too

3

4fr

3

strong.

May

-

be

I

wait

-

ed

too

3

3

long.

3

May - be 3

I

played

3


my

cards

2

3

wrong,

oh,

just

a

l it

tle-

bit

wrong;

ba by, 3

4fr

3

3

I

a 3

- pol

- o - gize

for it.

3

4fr

I

could fall,

or

I

could fly

I

could die

here in your

ae

- ro

- plane.

4fr

And

I

could live,

hang

- ing

on

the

words


y ou

say.

3

4fr

And

I ’ve

hard - er

been known

than

to

ten

give

thou - sand

my

all,

rocks

o n

and

the

jump - ing

lake.

in

So

3

don’t

call

me

ba

-

by

3

4fr

un

-

less

you

mean

it.


And don’t

4

3

tell

me

you

need

me

if

3

To C o d a

4fr

you

don’t

be

- lieve

(1.,2.) So

it.

let (3.) Let

me me

4fr

truth

be

- fore

know know

the the

4fr

I

dive

right

in

-

to

you.

3

3

(1.) You’re a

mys - ter - y; (2.) Instrumental solo ad lib.

Ihave trav 3


elled -

the 3

5

4fr

3

world,

and there’s

no

oth - er girl

like

you,

no

one.

3

What’s your

his

-

to

- ry?

(What’s your

his

-to

- ry?)

4fr

Do

you

’Cause

have

I

a

ten

den -

heard

-

you

cy

do.

to

lead

some

peo

- ple

(1.,2.) Mm. Solo ends


on?

I

could fall,

6

4fr

or

I

could fly

I c ould die

4fr

here in your

hang - ing

on

the

ae

words

- ro

y ou

- plane.

say.

And

I

could live,

And I’ve been known

4fr

and to

give

my

all,

lie a - wake sit - ting back

ev - ’ry look - ing

day. at

1

Don’t know how ev - er y

much

I

can

take.

So

don’t


call

me

7

2 D.S. al Coda

mess

that I’ve

made.

So

CODA

don’t

4fr

truth

be - fore

-

fore

I

dive

right

in

-

- fore

to

I

dive

right

in

-

4fr

I

you,

4fr

4fr

and be

me

4fr

4fr

be

call

dive

right

in

-

to

you.


to

you,

1

ERASER

Words and Music by ED SHEERAN and JOHNNY McDAID

Slow groove 3fr

6fr

3fr

*

With pedal

6fr

3fr

6fr

Rap 1–4 (See Additional Lyrics)

3fr

6fr

3fr

1, 3 6fr

3fr

6fr



2

2, 4 6fr

6fr

I’m well

a - ware

of cer

-

tain things

6fr

that

can will

de - stroy be - fall

a

man

like

me.

But with

that

said,

give

me

one

more...

3fr

high

-

er!

An - oth -

6fr

-

3fr

er

one

to

take

the sting

a - way.


I Oh, I

am

hap -

3

6fr

-

3fr

py

on

my

own,

so

here

I’ll

Save Well, save

stay.

6fr

-

your lov-

3fr

ing arms

for

ar ain

-

y day,

and I’ll

find com -

1 6fr

-

D.S.

fort

in

my

pain.

E - ras

-

er.

(3.)I

used

to

think that noth -ing


4

2 6fr

-

fort

3fr

in

my

pain.

E - ras

-

er.

6fr

-

fort

fort

find com-

And I’ll

find com-

3fr

in

my

pain.

E - ras

-

er.

6fr

-

And I’ll

3fr

in

my

pain.

E - ras

-

er.

Wel - come to then ew show;


5

6fr

3fr

I guess you know I’ve been a - way.

1

Where I’m head- ing, who knows?

2 6fr

But my heart

3fr

will

stay the same.

My

6fr

And I’ll

find com - fort in

pain...

e - ras

-

er.

3fr

my pain.

E-ras - er.


And I’ll

find com-

6

1

2 6fr

-

fort

6fr

in

my

pain.

E - ras

-

er.

-

fort

in

my

pain.

E - ras

Additional Lyrics

Rap 1: I was born inside a small town; I lost that state of mind. Learned to sing inside the Lord's house, but stopped at the age of nine. I forget when I get awards now, the wave I had to ride, The paving stones I played upon that kept me on the grind. So blame it on the pain that blessed me with the life, Friends and family filled with envy,when they should be filled with pride. And when the world's against me is when I really come alive. And every day that Satan tempts me, I try to take it in my stride. Rap 2: You know that I've got whisky with white lies, and smoke in my lungs. I think life has got to the point, I know without it's no fun. I need to get in the right mind and clear myself up. Instead I look in the mirror, questioning what I've become. Guess it's a stereotypical day for someone like me Without a nine to five job or a uni degree, To be caught up in the trappings of the industry. Show me the locked doors, I'll find another use for the key, And you'll see. Rap 3: I used to think that nothing could be better than touring the world with my songs. I chased the picture perfect life; I think they painted it wrong. I think that money is the route of all evil, and fame is hell. Relationships and hearts you fix, they break as well. And ain't nobody want to see you down in the dumps, Because you're living your dream, man, it should be fun. Please know that I'm not trying to preach like I'm reverend run. I beg you, don't be disappointed with the man I've become. Rap 4: Conversations with my father on the A14, Age 12, telling me I've gotta chase those dreams. Now I'm playing for the people, dad, and they know me With my beaten small guitar, wearing the same old jeans. Wembley stadium crowds, two hundred and forty thou. I may have grown up, but I hope that Damien’s proud. And to the next generation, inspiration's allowed. The world may be filled with hate, but keep erasing it now, Somehow.


-

er.

1

GAL WAY GIRL

Words and Music by ED SHEERAN, FOY VANCE, JOHNNY McDAID, AMY WADGE, EAMON MURRAY, NIAMH DUNNE, LIAM BRADLEY, DAMIAN McKEE and SEAN GRAHAM

Moderately

She played the fid -dle in an I - rish band, but she

fell

in love with an Eng - lish man.

Kissed

With pedal

her

-

by, I j ust

on

the

wan na-

neck

and

then

dance.” I met her on

I

took

Graf - ton

her

by

the

hand,

said, “ Ba -

Street, right out -side of t he ba r.


She shared a

2

ci

-

gar - ette

“What

does

it

one

of

my

Ja - mie as

with

me w hile h er

mean,

the

a chas e -r,

friend’s

Gae

songs.

Jack for the f un;

broth - er

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Do

she got

ink

you w an

Ar

played t he

on

-na

your

gui

-tar.

arm?”

drink

She

Said,

on?”

asked

“It

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m e,

was

took

- thur on the t a b- le with John -ny rid -ing the shot -gu n.


3

Chat - ted

Van on the juke

fell

-

in

some

- box,

more,

got up

one

to

love wi th an Eng - lish man.

by, I j ust

wan na-

more

dance.

drink

at

the

You know, she played

Kissed

her

bar,

fid -dl e

her on the neck and then

dance with my pret - ty lit -tle

Gal

-

way

then

in

an

put

I - rish band, but she

I took her by the hand, said,“Ba -

girl;


4

you’re my pret - ty

lit -t le

Gal

-

You know, she beat me a t darts,

kissed

or

-

me

like

ders

were

there

called

was

no

-bod

was

when

-

way

girl.”

and then she beat me at pool,

y

else

in

the

she

stood

on

the

room.

s tool,


As

and then she

last

af

ter-

5

danc - ing

to

Cèi

l -idh,

sing

heard “Car-rick -fer -gus” ev - er sung so sweet;

have

that

packed - out

voice

room,

play

- ing

swear

i- ng

a ca

on

she

to

re

was

pel -

trad

I

nev

e r

- la in the bar, us i-ng her feet for a beat.

- peat

sing

tunes.

for

ing -

a

to

w eek.

me.

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You


i n

know,

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this

she

6

played her

fid -dle

her

-

on

by, I j ust

my my

in

an

the

wan na-

my

I

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neck

and

dance,

my

band, but she

my

then

fell

I

took

my pret - ty lit -tle

my

my

in

love with an Eng - lish

her

Gal

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by

-

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way

way way

the

hand,

girl,

girl, girl.”


man.

Kissed

said, “ Ba -

7

1

2

my my

my

my

my

my

my

out - stayed our wel come and it’s clos -ing time,

coats both smell of smoke, whis-key and wine

walked her home and she took me in - side

And now we’ve

and I was

as we

to fin ish -

hold ing her hand, her hand was hold-ing

fill

up our

lungs

mine.

Our

with the cold air of the night.

some Do - ri -tos and an -oth - er bot -tle of wine.


I

I

8

swear

I’m

gona - na

put

Gal-way

girl

fell

love wi th an Eng - lish

-

in

y ou

and a per fect -

by, I j ust

wan na-

in

a

night.

man.

dance,

song

that

She played

Kissed

I

the

write

a

fid -d le in an

I

bout -

rish -

her on t he neck and then I t ook her by

my pret - ty lit -tle

Gal

-

way

girl;


a

band, but she

the han d, said,“Ba -

9

my my

my

my

my

my

1

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way way

girl. girl.”

2

My my

1

Gal Gal

my

my

my

my

my

my

2


1

HAPPIER

Words and Music by ED SHEERAN, BENJAMIN LEVIN and RYAN TEDDER

Moderately slow

With pedal 3

Walk-ing down

Twen - ty - ninth

and Park,

3

3

I

saw

you

in

an - oth - er’s

arms.

3

3

3

On

-

ly

a month

we’ve been

a

- part.

3


You look 3

2

3

hap - pi -er.

Saw you walk

in - side

3

3fr

3

bar;

he said some -thing

to make you laugh.

3

3

I

saw

that both

your smiles

were t wice

as wide as

ours;

yeah,

you look

3

hap

-

pi

- er,

you

do.


a

3

Ain’t

ain’t ain’t

no

no - bod - y no - bod - y

per serve

new. you.

- bod

s’nal, you;

-

y

hurt

love you need you

ba

like like

you

I I

like

I

hurt

do. do.

Prom - ise that I will not I know that there’s oth - ers

b - y, but

’Cause, ba - by, you look But I guess you look

hap - pi - er, hap - pi - er,

but but

you;

my

dar

if you’re ling,

you you

mov - ing I am

do. do.

on still

with in

take that

it de -

some - one love with

My friends told me, one My friends told me, one


4

day, day,

I’ll I’ll

feel feel

it it

too. too.

And un - til then, I could try

I’ll to

smile smile

and hide and hide

the truth, the truth,

To C o d a

that I but I

yeah.)

Sat

know know

in

I I

was was

the

Ev - ’ry - thing’s re

cor

hap - pi - er hap - pi - er

- ner

-mind

with with

of

- ing

you. you.

(Hey

yeah,

the room.

me

of

you.


hey yeah hey

5

Nurs - ing

an emp

-

ty

bot

-

tle

and

tell ing-

my

- self,

you’re

D.S. al Coda

hap

-

pi - er,

aren’t

you?

Well,

CODA

Hey

Hey

yeah,

yeah,

hey yeah, hey

hey

yeah.

yeah,

h ey

yeah.

Hey

yeah,


hey yeah, hey

6

yeah.

Hey

’Cause, ba - by, you look

fall

for some - one

just know

hap - pi -er,

new.

that

yeah,

I’ll

you

But if

be

hey yeah, hey

wait - ing here

yeah.

do.

he b reaks your

I knew one day you’d

heart

for

like

you.


lov

-

ers do,

1

HEARTS DON’T BREAK AROUND HERE

Words and Music by ED SHEERAN and JOHNNY McDAID

Bright half-time Shuffle

3

She’s the

sweet -est thing that I know.

You should see the way she

3

With pedal

holds

me when

the lights

go

low;

shakes

3

soul

like

a

pot

- hole

ev

- ’ry

time.

3

3


my

2

It

took my

heart up

-on

a o ne -

way

trip;

3

3

wan

-

guess she went

der ing -

off

with i t.

And

un - like

most wom en -

I

know,

-

sies, es,

3

3

this

one

will

bring

it

back

whole.

Dai ros

3

dai ros

-

sies es

perched laid

up - on up - on

your your

fore - head. bed - spread.

Oh my Oh my,

ba hold

3


-

by, it,

3

late oh

-

ly this

I I

know know,

that ev - er - y

night,

I’ll

3

3

kiss you; you’ll say

in my ear,

“Oh, we’re in

love,

aren’t

we?”

Hands

in 3

3

3

3

your 3

3

safe

3

hair;

fin - gers and t humbs,

-

by.

I feel 3

3

when you’re hold - ing 3

ba

3

3

me

near.

Love 3

3

3

3

the

way

that

you

con - quer your

3


3

4

To C o da

3

fear.

You know

hearts don’t break a - round

here.

Oh

3

yeah

3

3

yeah

yeah.

3

3

3

3

Yeah

yeah

yeah

3

3

yeah.

3

3

3

She

is

the

riv

er

flow i n

Or

- well;

and tin 3


wind

5

3

chimes

3

used for door - bells, ah. 3

Fields

trees

and

h er

smell

3

3

fill

and

3

my lungs.

Spend my

sum -mer -time

be - side her,

3

3

3

3

3

and the r est

of the

year

the

same.

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is

the

3

3

D.S. al Coda

3

3

flint that sparks the

light - er,

and the fuel 3

that will

hold

3


the flame.

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6

CODA 3

3

yeah

yeah

yeah.

3

Well,

I

found

love

in

the

of the

3

arms

of

a w om - an,

I

know.

She

is

3

3

3

house

in

3

the

night

that

3

3

3

will

safe

-

ly

3

3

the 3

3

-

- side

3

3

light

in

guide

me 3

3

home.

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I’m

not

scared

of

pass

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o

-

ver,

orthe 3


7

3

3

thought

of 3

grow

-

3

ing

old,

’cause

from

ev - er - y

night,

love,

aren’t

I’ll

we?”

un

-

til

I

3

Hands

in my

3

3

in 3

3

g o, 3

kiss you; you’ll say

3

3

“Oh, we’re in

now

3

3

3

3

your

hair;

3

3

3

fin - gers

and

thumbs,

ba

-

by.

I feel 3


ear,

8

3

3

safe

when you’re hold - ing 3

me

near.

Love

the

way

that

you

3

3

3

3

3

3

con - quer your 3

1 3

fear.

You

hearts

know

don’t

break

a - round

here.

Oh

3

2 3

3

yeah

yeah,

ev - er - y

night,

here.

Yeah

yeah 3

don’t

break

a - round

here.

Oh

yeah.

You know 3

3

3

3

hearts

3

yeah

yeah 3

yeah yeah. 3


1

HOW WOULD YOU FEEL (Paean)

Words and Music by ED SHEERAN

Easy Ballad Guitar: (Capo II) Piano:

3

You are the one, girl, In the sum - mer

and you know that it’s true. as the li - lacs bloom. 3

I’m feel - ing young - er Love flows deep - er than a

riv

-

er

ev - ’ry time that I’m a - lone with ev - ’ry mo - ment that I spend with

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2

you. you.

(1., 3.) We were sit - ting in (2.) We were sat up - on

a parked car, our best friend’s

roof,

steal - ing kiss - es I had both of

3

in the front yard. my arms ’round you 3

3

We’ve got ques - tions we should watch - ing the sun - rise re - place

not the

ask, moon.

but,

how would you How would you

feel feel

3

if

I

told

you


I l oved

you?

3

3

It’s

just some -th ing that I want

to

do.

3

I’ll be t ak - ing my time,

spend -ing my l ife

3

fall - ing deep -er

in

love

with you.

3

1

To C o d a

So tell me that you love me,too.


4

2

3

1

2

D.S. al Coda

CODA

Tell me that you love

Tell me that you love

me, too.

me, too.


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