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Afinação: Eb Ab Db Gb Bb EbTecla: BbCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse]
E G#m D#m
When I woke up this morning head ached, was sick to my stomach
E G#m D#m
Met an old friend from a past life last night, didn't see it coming
 
[Pre-Chorus]
E G#m
We sat real close and watched the time
D#m
I hate to think about it
E G#m D#m
Cause I looked back and realized
 
[Chorus]
E
Oh there's no way around it
B F#
I'm trying to adjust to losing you
E
I wish that we were nineteen
G#m F#
I miss the stupid things we used to do
E
I wanna get drunk in the park by the back of your place
B
Sneak out in the dark
F#
I just wanna escape
E
And just be nineteen
G#m F# E
Cause I'll never get used to losing you (oo-ooh)
 
[Verse 2]
G#m
Next time you show up inside my mind
D#m
You should give me some warning
E G#m
What if I don't recognize the sight
D#m
It's so concerning
 
[Chorus]
E
Oh there's no way around it
B F#
I'm trying to adjust to losing you
E
I wish that we were nineteen
G#m F#
I miss the stupid things we used to do
E
I wanna get drunk in the park by the back of your place
B
Sneak out in the dark
F#
I just wanna escape
E
And just be nineteen
G#m F#
Cause I'll never get used to losing you (oo-ooh)
 
[Bridge]
E G#m
We sat real close and watched the time
D#m
I hate to think about it
E G#m D#m
Cause I looked back and realized
 
[Chorus]
E
Oh there's no way around it
B F#
I'm trying to adjust to losing you
E
I wish that we were nineteen
G#m F#
I miss the stupid things we used to do
E
I wanna get drunk in the park by the back of your place
B
Sneak out in the dark
F#
I just wanna escape
E
And just be nineteen
G#m F#
Cause I'll never get used to losing you (oo-ooh)

How to play 19

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Eb. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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