8 Acordes
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Autor: insomniac38 [a] 320. Última edición el 13 feb 2014
Acordes
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Intro Chords: E,A,B,C#m,B
VERSE 1
E A
she cried so loud today
B
the neighbors all complained
A B
someone please send this girl away
E A
we've said goodbye before
B
a million times or more
A B
this time she shut the door
Chorus
F#
I wont see her again
A
it hasn't sunken in
F#
just brings me down to know
A B E
that she could be so happy on her own
VERSE 2
E A
i hear she's doin' fine
B
see her out once or twice
A B
reached out my arms to catch her eye
E A
sometimes i try to find
B
some kind of reason why
A B
i've gotta run and hide everytime
CHORUS
F#
I wont see her again
A
it hasn't sunken in
F#
just brings me down to know
A B E
that she could be so happy on her own
VERSE 3
E A
be good were her last words
B
and im sure that i heard
A B
her shoes walk away on the curb
E A
she cried so loud tonight
B
and i'm the reason why
A B
i got the chance to say goodbye
FINAL CHORUS
F#
I wont see her again
A
it hasn't sunken in
F#
just brings me down to know
A B E
that she could be so happy on her own
F#
just brings me down to know
A B E
that she could be so happy on her own
F#
just brings me down to know
A B E
that she could be so happy on her own
chords used:
A E B F# C#m D
e|--0----0----2----2----4----2-----------------------|
b|--2----0----4----2----5----3-----------------------|
g|--2----1----4----2----6----2-----------------------|
d|--2----2----4----4----6----0-----------------------|
a|--0----2----2----4----4----0-----------------------|
e|--0----0----2----2----4----0-----------------------|
That's it. It's missing the little chord break in the middle, which is just the chords
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you have a chord diagram which you call F#, but it is actually F#minor. cheers, Ken.
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