Amazing
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Picking:
A/G Asus2/G Dsus2/F#
E --------------------------0------
B --------2--------------3----3----
G ----0------0---0---0----------0--
D --2---2------2---4---4-----------
A ---------------------------------
E ---------------------------------
The reverse sweeping string bit can be played on a lead
with plenty of sustain on the B string, slide from 7 to 8
and then 8 to 7.
A/G Dsus2/F#
When all you wanna do is rock
A/G Dsus2/F#
But you don't wanna bear the shock no more
A/G Dsus2/F#
When it's just swell that fills your eyes
A/G Dsus2/F#
Belated feelings that you have denied
A A9
When every wolf is at your door
A/G
Just like a hundred times before
F#
But you don't want to leave the end
A E
'Cause you were amazing
F#m D
And we did amazing things
A E
And I wouldn't change it
F#m D
'Cause we were amazing things
A/G Dsus2/F#
Rebuilding bridges in your mind
A/G Dsus2/F#
Your eagerness now is on the line
A/G Dsus2/F#
The plastic mountain at your feet
A/G Dsus2/F#
Divided streets now as you look to find a seat
A A9
When every wolf is at your door
A/G
Just like a hundred times before
F#
But you don't want to leave the end
A E
'Cause you were amazing
F#m D
And we did amazing things
A E
And I wouldn't change it
F#m D
'Cause we were amazing things
Bm E
And I really didn?t want that push today
Bm E
No I really didn?t want to end this way
Bm
But the things that seem to bind us
D E
Are the things we put behind us on this day
A E
'Cause you were amazing
F#m D
And we did amazing things
A E
And I wouldn't change it
F#m D
'Cause we were amazing things
A E
'Cause you were amazing
When every wolf is at your door
F#m D
And we did amazing things
You catch them up in time for sure
A E
And I wouldn't change it
When every wolf is at your door
F#m D A
'Cause we were amazing things
You catch them up in time for sure for sure
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How to play Amazing
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A/G. 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.