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A Letter To My Past Self de Jennie Angel esta classificada no CifraNET como Rock, com foco em letra, acordes e pratica musical.

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A Letter To My Past Self

♥

Jennie Angel

Sobre:

Dificuldade: facil | Estilo: folk, singer-songwriter, indie | Sentimento: reflexiva, melancolica, nostalgica | Ocasião: violao solo, cafe, set acustico, estúdio | Tags: folk, indie, acustico, voz, violao, facil, reflexiva, nostalgica, melancolica, original

Com A Letter To My Past Self, Jennie Angel apresenta uma música que pode funcionar como pequena cena cinematográfica: poucas palavras no título,

mas espaço suficiente para imaginar personagens, emoções e um momento especial escondido por trás da melodia.

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Intro 
D  A  D  A

[Verso 1] 
    D                                    A 
You roamed the roads, then you ran the streets 
    D                           A 
And we all know that you had no palace 
    D                                                      A 
The boys they held you tight and you were treated like a princess 
E            D              A     A7 
I dont know why you left Dallas 
D                                      A 
One day while walking at the grapevine mall 
    D                             A 
You met a man dark, handsome and tall 
   D                                    A 
He spun you round and then he was your focus 
E            D              A     A7 
I dont know why you left Dallas

[Refrão] 
D 
Looking back now 
                 A 
I understand the pain 
      E                 D              A 
These broken roads will bring me home again 
D 
Guitar strings and broken dreams 
    A 
Are all I have to show 
    E                                          N.C. 
For all these years spent on this winding road

[Verso 2] 
D                               A 
Dancing in the stockyards til dawn 
   D                                A 
He stole your heart with a pretty song 
    D                                 A 
You honored him and marveled at his practice 
E            D              A    A7 
I dont know why you left Dallas

[Refrão] 
D 
Looking back now 
                 A 
I understand the pain 
      E                 D              A 
These broken roads will bring me home again 
D 
Guitar strings and broken dreams 
    A 
Are all I have to show 
    E 
For all these years spent on this winding road (Winding road)

[Ponte] 
D         A        D      A 
It rained that day when I ran away 
    D                         A 
The walls broke down like the break of day 
D               A           E   N.C. 
How long will I miss him forever 
N.C.          E N.C. 
My past self

Outro 
    D                                      A 
The sun shines through my crown a little brighter 
    D                               A 
The roads, they've become a little wider 
    D                                    A 
The doors have opened, now youre in a palace 
    E  N.C.    D N.C.       A N.C. 
But now I know why I left Dallas

D  A  D  A

Intro D A D A [Verso 1] D A You roamed the roads, then you ran the streets D A And we all know that you had no palace D A The boys they held you tight and you were treated like a princess E D A A7 I dont know why you left Dallas D A One day while walking at the grapevine mall D A You met a man dark, handsome and tall D A He spun you round and then he was your focus E D A A7 I dont know why you left Dallas [Refrão] D Looking back now A I understand the pain E D A These broken roads will bring me home again D Guitar strings and broken dreams A Are all I have to show E N.C. For all these years spent on this winding road [Verso 2] D A Dancing in the stockyards til dawn D A He stole your heart with a pretty song D A You honored him and marveled at his practice E D A A7 I dont know why you left Dallas [Refrão] D Looking back now A I understand the pain E D A These broken roads will bring me home again D Guitar strings and broken dreams A Are all I have to show E For all these years spent on this winding road (Winding road) [Ponte] D A D A It rained that day when I ran away D A The walls broke down like the break of day D A E N.C. How long will I miss him forever N.C. E N.C. My past self Outro D A The sun shines through my crown a little brighter D A The roads, they've become a little wider D A The doors have opened, now youre in a palace E N.C. D N.C. A N.C. But now I know why I left Dallas

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