A Song To Sing - Hanson

A Song To Sing

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[Intro: ]B F# G#m E B F#
 
B F# G#m E B F#
Goodbye four leaf clovers Hello gone awry
B F# G#m E B F#
Don't cry the fight ain't over Unless you let it pass you by
B F# G#m
I'm looking for a song to sing
E F#
I'm looking for a friend to borrow
B F# G#m E F#
I'm looking for my radio so I might find a heart to follow
B F# G#m
I've never been just longing for your loving
E F#
I've never been just wearing down to nothing
B F# G#m
I've never been just looking for a reason
E F# B F# G#m E F#
So that maybe you'd be thinking of me
 
All that I have found in reason Is reason just to not believe
When all that you're left is treason It's treason just to let it be
I'm looking for a song to sing
I'm looking for a friend to borrow
I'm looking for my radio so I might find a heart to follow
I've never been just longing for your loving
I've never been just wearing down to nothing
I've never been just looking for a reason
So that maybe you'd be thinking of me
E B
These blue yonder dreams and second hand shoes
F# B
You're so far gone that you live to lose
E B G#m F#
It's too late to go home all alone
E B
You're the tar in that old cigar
F# B
And the worn out cable on a cable car
E B F#
And you're too tired to admit you've got to choose
 
I'm looking for a song to sing
I'm looking for a friend to borrow
I'm looking for my radio so I might find a heart to follow
I've never been just longing for your loving
I've never been just wearing down to nothing
I've never been just looking for a reason
So that maybe you'd be thinking of me

How to play A Song To Sing

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 B. 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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