Why Are Sundays So Depressing
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Musical analysis below is derived from the recommended version —5 tracks · 4:26
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Why Are Sundays So Depressing by The Strokes is in G major (estimated), around 110 BPM, 4/4 time. This 5-track arrangement runs 4:26 (Electric guitar (jazz), Electric bass (finger), Lead 6 (voice), and Drums), with an intro, alternating verses and choruses, a bridge, a solo, and an outro. 1 version available to play and practice.
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A2 – A4 · 24 semitones (~2 octaves)
About the key of G major
G major is the 7th most common key in our catalog. Its three core chords are G, C, and D.
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