1938
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
F#m A
Now that your wisdom tears are Falling in decay
B C#m
Now that you let go what you had in mind
F#m E
Now that you lay down, meet me on the run
B C#m
Tied on, tied on unchained?
F#m A
Now that you love again, doors are open
B C#m
Now that you lift it up, wandering why you came
[Pre-Chorus]
F#m
Go to sleep
Running on
E
Staying in
B
Or go to war
C#m
You don't know
[Chorus]
F#m
Morning and then night will start
A
Are you up or low?
B
Givin it and other night
C#m
Skip till the moment you want
F#m
Knowing is an open door
E
Why do we have to go?
B
When the meaning is lost go dancing
C#m
All that you've been, all is shinning
[Solo]
F# A B C#m
F#m E B C#m
[Interlude]
F#m
I'm not done yet
A
I'm not done yet
B
What is shimmering?
C#m
Chemical reactions
F#m
Are we running?
E
Are we humans?
B
Living in a summer dream
C#m
Like an open ocean
[Solo]
F#m A B C#m
F#m E B C#m
[Chorus]
F#m
Morning and then night will start
A
Are you up or low?
B
Givin it and other night
C#m
Skip till the moment you want
F#m
Knowing is an open door
E
Why do we have to go?
B
When the meaning is lost go dancing
C#m
All that you've been, all is shinning
How to play 1938
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.