Guitar chord Paradise

Paradise by Coldplay was written after the band had an encounter with producer Brian Eno, the main theme of the song is escapism and the longing to reach paradise.

Key:  Dm
Introduction:
Gm
  
C
  
Dm
  
F
  (x3) 
Bb
  
F
  
C/E
  (x2) 
Gm
  
Bb
  
F
  
C
  (x4)
Dm
                  
Bb
 
When she was just a girl,
F
                
C
 
She expected the world,
       
Dm
                 
Bb
 
But it flew away from her reach,
       
F
               
C
 
So she ran away in her sleep.

           
Gm
        
Bb
 
Dreamed of para-para-paradise,
F
         
C
 
Para-para-paradise,
Gm
        
Bb
 
Para-para-paradise,
F
                         
C
 
Every time she closed her eyes.
Gm
 
Bb
 
F
 
C
 

Dm
                 
Bb
 
When she was just a girl,
F
                  
C
 
She expected the world,
Dm
                         
Bb
 
But it flew away from her reach,
F
                       
C
 
And bullets catch in her teeth.
Gm
 
Life goes on,
   
Bb
 
It gets so heavy,
    
F
                
C
 
The wheel breaks the butterfly.
Bb
            
F
 
Every tear, a waterfall.
Bb
                
F
 
In the night, the stormy night,
               
C
 
She closed her eyes.
       
Bb
         
F
 
In the night, the stormy night,
         
C
 
Away she flied.

               
Gm
        
Bb
 
And dreamed of para-para-paradise,
F
         
C
 
Para-para-paradise,
Gm
        
Bb
 
Para-para-paradise,
F
           
C
 
Whoa-oh-oh oh-oooh oh-oh-oh. (x2)
Gm
 
C
 
Dm
 
F
 
      
Bb
          
F
               
C
 
Still lying underneath the stormy skies
         
Bb
          
F
 
She said oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh.
           
C
 
I know the sun's set to rise.
               
Gm
        
Bb
 
And dreamed of para-para-paradise,
F
         
C
 
Para-para-paradise,
Gm
        
Bb
 
Para-para-paradise,
F
           
C
 
Whoa-oh-oh oh-oooh oh-oh-oh. (x2)
Gm
 
Bb
 
F
 
C
 
Bb
 
F
  
Am
  
Dm
 
G
 
Bb
 
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Capo version (probably easier for a beginner, and doesn't risk snapping strings)
Em
 
G
 
D
 
A
 
Bm
 
NB: The first variations are what I would use, but the second variations are there in
case you find them tricky to play.