Alienated
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: C#Capotraste:
1st traste
Capo: 1st Fret
[Chourus]
F F
I've been stranded on the moon
Surviving
C C/B
Trying not to fall apart
F F
Running out of breathe
Slowly dying
C C/B
Wishing on a shooting star
[Post-chorus]
F F
Will you come and rescue me?
C C/B
F F
Promise it'll be worth your time
C C/B
Take a trip through outer space
[Verse 1]
F F
I don't know where you've been
C
I don't know where I'm at
C/B
I get lost too often
Wander off of the map
F
Haven't seen my home
F
Spent a year on the road
C C/B F
Take off running when I don't got answers
F
I can't see out this
C C/B
Fall asleep underneath the rain again
F F
I can't reach out when
C C/B
I still see you everywhere
[Chorus]
F F
I've been stranded on the moon
Surviving
C C/B
Trying not to fall apart
F F
Running out of breathe
Slowly dying
C C/B
Wishing on a shooting star
[Verse 2]
F F
I walk into the room and they all go quiet
C
Momma says make friends
C/B
But I'm tired of trying
F F
I'd rather keep my distance to keep myself from pain
C
Known 'em since first grade
C/B
But they don't know my name
F
Always been the outcast
F
Sitting in the corner
C
Known as the weird kid
C/B
The quieter little loner
F
No one ever asks
F
How my day is
C
But it's fine
C/B
I shouldn't be complaining
[Chorus]
F F
I've been stranded on the moon
Surviving
C C/B
Trying not to fall apart
F F
Running out of breathe
Slowly dying
C C/B
Wishing on a shooting star
F F
Will you come and rescue me?
C C/B
Save me from this dark place
F F
Promise it'll be worth your time
C C/B
Take a trip through outer space
How to play Alienated
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.