Always
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(One, two, one, two, three)
E E7 A
E E7 A
(Lend me your ears)
E7M
Hey
F#
Where'd you go?
A
Could've sworn that
E
you were sleepin' over
E7M
Say
F#
I don't know
A
But I thought that
E
we were starting over
F#m7 B7
Like we always do
Em E C#m7
Like we always do
F#m7
Was I a fool
B E E7 A
To think that we always would
( E7M E7 A )
(Yes or no, this is your last chance
no beating around the bush)
E7M
Gone
F#
Not a trace
A
And it's almost like
E
it never happened
E7M
No
F#
Not the same
A
Guess it hurt me more
E
than I imagined
Refrão
F#m7 B7
We always do
Em E C#m7
Like we always do
F#m7
Was I a fool
B E E7 A
To think that we always would
( E E7 A )
( E F# A )
( E F# A E )
F#m7 B7
Like we always do
E C#m7
Like we always do
F#m7
Was I a fool
B E E7 A
To think that we always would
Final E E7 A
E E7 A
E E7 A
E E7 A
How to play Always
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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.