Always Tomorrow
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKvMG33IyAE&t=5s
Key D no capo
[Intro]
| D C | G A | D C | G A |
[Verse]
D
Ain't no use to sit and cry
Just because he said goodbye
C G A
There's always tomorrow
D
Take it with a grain of salt
Just because he walked off
C G A
Don't let it get to you
[Chorus]
D G A
There's al - ways tomorrow
D G A
To help you through today
C
Ain't no one, no one can't get over
A Bm
You just can't rollover and play dead
E
Pro'bly better off instead, use your head
G
Let your tears wash away the sorrow
A G D
Don't you know there's always tomorrow
[Bridge]
Bm E
So, your world turned upside down
Bm E
Don't you still have your feet on the ground
Turn around
G
Take a long look at the last of sorrow
A
Don't you know there's always
[Chorus]
D G A
Al - ways tomorrow
D G A
To help you through today
C
Ain't no one, no one can't get over
A Bm
You just can't rollover and play dead
E
Pro'bly better off instead, use your head
G
Let your tears wash away the sorrow
A G D
Don't you know there's always tomorrow
[Solo]
D C G A D
D C G A
[Bridge]
Bm E
So, your world turned upside down
Bm E
Don't you still have your feet on the ground
Turn around
G
Take a long look at the last of sorrow
A
Don't you know there's always
[Chorus]
D G A
Al - ways tomorrow
D G A
To help you through today
C
Ain't no one, no one can't get over
A Bm
You just can't rollover and play dead
E
Pro'bly better off instead, use your head
G
Let your tears wash away the sorrow
A
Don't you know there's always
D G A
Al - ways tomorrow
D G A
To help you through today
C
Ain't no one, no one can't get over
A Bm
You just can't rollover and play dead
E
Pro'bly better off instead, use your head
G
Let your tears wash away the sorrow
A D G A
Don't you know there's always tomorrow
D
Always tomorrow
How to play Always Tomorrow
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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.