Alone You Can Hear Rock'n Roll
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C#m G#7
I can walking down on the road
C#m G#7
Free of the working load
A E
Looking for a bar and a sound
A E
After some miles I found it
C#m G#7
At counter I ask for a drink
C#m G#7
Nobody to talk I think
A E
No girls, no friend to drink a beer
A E
There's a Rock'n Roll playing here
C#m G#7
Alone I can hear Rock'n Roll
C#m G#7
Alone you can hear Rock'n Roll
A E
Alone we can hear Rock'n Roll
A E
Alone you can hear Rock'n Roll
C#m G#7
You can walking down on the road
C#m G#7
Free of the working load
A E
Looking for a bar and a sound
A E
After some miles you found it
C#m G#7
At counter I ask for a drink
C#m G#7
Nobody to talk I think
A E
No girls, no friend to drink a beer
A E
There's a Rock'n Roll playing here
C#m G#7
Alone I can hear Rock'n Roll
C#m G#7
Alone you can hear Rock'n Roll
A E
Alone we can hear Rock'n Roll
A E
Alone you can hear Rock'n Roll
How to play Alone You Can Hear Rock'n Roll
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C#m. 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.