9th Floor - Superphones

9th Floor

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[intro ]E A
 
E A E
starry night, three o'clock
A E
someone's walking to her door
A E
while she's laying inside her room
A F#m
she never knows about her doom
B F#m
she knows she should have checked the lock
B F#m
she knows she should have checked the lock
B E
she knows she should have checked the lock
 
E A E
there she goes, second floor
A E
he's going up through seven more
A E
but he never knew her name
A F#m
he'll try to ask her the next day
B F#m
he knows he should have asked before
B F#m
he knows he should have asked before
B E E7
he knows he should have asked before
 
[Refrão] A B
When you sit down and start thinking
G# C#
something important seems to be missing
F#m B E
do you feel like your whole world is coming down?
 
E A E
starry night, three o'clock
A E
someone's walking to her door
A E
while she's laying inside her room
A F#m
she never knows about her doom
B F#m
she knows she should have checked the lock
B F#m
she knows she should have checked the lock
B E
she knows she should have checked the lock
 
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A B
When you sit down and start thinking
G# C#
something important seems to be missing
F#m B E
do you feel like your whole world is coming down?
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SOLO
F# B
F# B
G# C#
G# C# B E
 
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A B
When you sit down and start thinking
G# C#
something important seems to be missing
F#m B E
do you feel like your whole world is coming down?
F#m B E
do you feel like your whole world is coming down?
 
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Contribuição: Alessandra Alcântara(curtwild@superig.com.br)

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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

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