21 Wyatts Song
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Intro
Em7 G C G D/F#
Em7 G C G D/F#
[Verso 1]
Em7
You lit up the sky
G
Made a room so bright
C G
I just saw you yesterday
Em7
You and Ava were together
G
Couldnt make it any better
C G D/F#
Sharing our last name
[Verso 2]
Em7 G
Whos at the twist on Saturday
C G D/F#
Ben is about to graduate
Em7 G
We had plans to go and hands to hold
C G
Then everything had changed
[Refrão]
C
Little brother, little brother
G
Whyd you have to scare our mother
D Em7
Never seen that look on dad
C
You were running, you were gunning
G
You had a lot coming
D Em7
From all the things you had
G C G D/F#
Like that Allsups trash and a dog named Cash sitting in your front seat
Em7 G D G
Never got to 21 but you could always drink with me
{Guitar Solo}
Em7 G C G D/F#
Em7 G C G D/F#
[Verso 3]
Em7 G
Picked up your room we got people coming through
C G D/F#
Gotta let some family stay
Em7
We met at the church
G
Where people find worth
C G
In sitting there to pray
Em7 G
Staring at the fence just trying to make sense
C G
Of why God took you home
D/F# Em7 G
But if we could trade itd be my place
C G
Right there on the side of the road
[Refrão]
C
Little brother, little brother
G
Whyd you have to scare our mother
D Em7
Never seen that look on dad
C
You were running, you were gunning
G
You had a lot coming
D Em7
From all the things you had
G C G D/F#
Like that Allsups trash and a dog named Cash sitting in your front seat
Em7 G D G
Never got to 21 but you could always drink with me
{Instrumental Break}
Em7 G C G D/F#
Em7 G C G D/F#
Em7 G C G D/F#
Em7 G C G
{Out-Chorus}
C
Little brother, little brother
G
Whyd you have to scare our mother
D Em7
Never seen that look on dad
C
You were running, you were gunning
G
You had a lot coming
D Em7
From all the things you had
G C G D/F#
Like that Allsups trash and a dog named Cash sitting in your front seat
Em7 G D G
Never got to 21 but you could always drink with me
How to play 21 Wyatts Song
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em7. 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.