A Plan Too Far - Chrissie Hynde

A Plan Too Far

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Intro
Em C G C Em C G C
Em C G C Em C G C
 
verse 1
Em C G C
I could believe it when you found another one
Em C G C
And lived to see when you were wrestled to the ground
Em C G C
The lady gets what she wants, it's true
Em C G C
What she didn't get, there's two of you
 
verse 2
Em C G C
Went dark when the moon hid behind a tree
Em C G C
But I could tell you were standing over me
Em C G C
I took a drink from your moonshine jar
Em C G C
Yeah baby, see you've got a plan too far
 
Pre-Chorus
Em C G C Em C G C
Hey, the slope gets slippier. Yeah, the women get lippier
Em C G C Em C G C
Oh no, you can't come back to me
 
[Refrão]Dm Am7
Look here now, this is where you are
Dm Am7 Em C G C Em C G C
A big blue sky and a plan too far
 
verse 3
Em C G C
You're two sided sure as day and night
Em C G C
Up and down and then you're left and right
Em C G C
You're as consistent as a weather vane cock
Em C G C
But still pretending you can beat the clock
 
verse 4
Em C G C
Yeah, people talk and they have no shame
Em C G C
They see your picture and they know your name
Em C G C
Modern stalking with a common touch
Em C G C
Nobody knows nothing, but they know too much, yeah
 
Pre-Chorus
Em C G C Em C G C
Hey, the slope gets slippier. Yeah, the women get lippier
Em C G C Em C G C
Oh no, you can't come back to me
 
[Refrão] Dm Am7
Well, look here now, this is where you are
Dm Am7
A big blue sky and a plan too far
Dm Am7
But pretty baby you're a shooting star
Dm Am7 Em C G C Em C G C
In a big blue sky and a plan too far
 
Instrumental
Em C G C Em C G C
Em C G C Em C G C
Em C G C Em C G C
 
[Refrão]Dm Am7
Look here now, this is where you are
Dm Am7
A big blue sky and a plan too far
Dm Am7
But pretty baby you're a shooting star
Dm Am7 Em
In a big blue sky with a plan too far

How to play A Plan Too Far

Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.

What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Em. 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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