And The World Keeps Spinning Down - Glen Campbell

And The World Keeps Spinning Down

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Intro: F#m
 
verse 1
 
F#m A
Well I never thought that I, could make it alone.
Bm F#m
Thought I would die but I seem to carry on.
A
And I thought my life, would surely leave,
Bm F#m
and though almost I have not ceased to be.
A D A
And even though I thought I lost everything.
C# B7 F C#
Today I found, that the birds still sing in the morning.
 
[Refrão]
F# F#m G#m G
And the world keeps spinning round.
F# F#m G#m G
And the world keeps spinning round.
 
verse 2
 
F#m A
Someone says goodbye, another dream ends.
Bm F#m
And just before you give up another dream begins.
A
Someone changed their mind, tears fall to the ground.
Bm F#m
But you know that one man's smile is anothers frown.
A D A
And the table will turn someday, thats how life is.
C# B7 F C#
I have no doubt, cause you know that time don't stand still.
 
[Refrão]
F# F#m G#m G F# F#m
Cause the world keeps spinning round. Yes the world keeps
G#m G F#m
spinning round.
 
verse 3
 
F#m A Bm
Dawn will find me here, as I think about, one that
F#m
I thought I couldn't live without.
A
One day she was here, next day gone.
Bm F#m
But the love that was never clear was just alone.
A D A
And how can you loose something you only thought
C# B7 F C#
that you found. So you wipe away the tears with a smile.
 
Outro
 
F# F#m G#m G F# F#m
So the world keeps spinning round. Yes the world keeps
G#m G F# F#m G#m G
spinning round. All the world keeps spinning round.
F# F#m G#m G F#m
All the world keeps spinning round.

How to play And The World Keeps Spinning Down

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F#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.

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