Allemande
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Intro: D Am B E A9
D Am
Allemande, where have you gone?
B E A9
Did I know anything about you?
D Am
Many moons have come and gone
B E A9
They wane so easily without you
( C7M E Esus4 ) A9 Am
All along I said we'd be sooorry
C7M B Bbm7 Am G
Sooorry, and sooo we are
Am Bm
But ain't that the way that
G D/F#
The way that the wind blows
Am Bm
And ain't that the way that
G D/F#
The way that the wind blows
Am Bm
And ain't that the way that
G D/F# E
The way that the wind blows you home?
A9 Am C7M B Bbm7 Am G
Soooorry, sooorry, and sooo weee are
D Am
Allemande, your face so long
B E A9
And all my silly hopes hung on you
( C7M E Esus4 ) A9 Am
All along I said we'd be sooorry
C7M B Bbm7 Am G
Sooorry, and so weee are
Am Bm
And ain't that the way that
G D/F#
The way that the wind blows
Am Bm
And ain't that the way that
G D/F#
The way that the wind blows
Am Bm
And ain't that the way that
G D/F# E
The way that the wind blows you home?
A9 Am C7M B Bbm7 Am G
Sooorry, sooorry, and so weee are
Am D/F# E
Oh, the way that the wind blows you home
A9 Am C7M B Bbm7 Am G
Sooorry, sooorry, and so weee are
How to play Allemande
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.