And Then
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Intro:
C Am Em7 F (x3)
[Verso 1]
C
Well, don't
Am Em F
Don't let the credits roll on your dream tonight
C Am Em F
So what? The endings never end how you think they might, hmmm
[Pré-Refrão]
Dm G
Yeah, I love it when you let me drive
Am
What's another hundred miles?
Em
You're my little ride or die now
[Refrão]
C Am
Hey, my heart's a little frayed
Em7 F
But it's mine, all mine (All mine)
C Am
Oh, I'll never let it go
Em7 F
Unless it's mine, all mine (All mine)
[Verso 2]
C Am Em F
So when there's nowher left to go and nothing left to find
C
It's alright
Am Em F
Can't separat the rose from the prick sometimes, woo
[Pré-Refrão]
Dm G
Yeah, I love it when you twist the knife
Am
Long as we can keep it wild
Em
You're my little ride or die now
[Refrão]
C Am
Hey, my heart's a little frayed
Em7 F
But it's mine, all mine (All mine)
C Am
Oh, I'll never let it go
Em7 F
Unless it's mine, all mine (All mine)
[Pós-Refrão]
C
And then (And then again, again)
Am
And then (And then again, again)
Em7 F
Now what, my love?
C
And then (And then again, again)
Am
And then (And then again, again)
Em7 F
Now what, my love?
C Am G
And then
[Ponte]
N.C.
Put the car in drive because today I woke up fine
[Refrão]
C Am
Hey, my heart's a little frayed
Em7 F
But it's mine, all mine (All mine)
C Am
Oh, I'll never let it go
Em7 F
Unless it's mine, all mine (All mine)
[Pós-Refrão]
C
And then
Am
And then
Em7 F
Now what, my love?
C
And then
Am
And then
Em7 F
Now what, my love?
C
And then (And then again, again)
Am
And then (And then again, again)
Em7 F
Now what, my love?
C
And then (And then again, again)
Am
And then (And then again, again)
Em7 F
Now what, my love?
Fmaj7
And then
Outro:
Fmaj7
Maybe this is what it feels like
Fmaj7
Maybe this is what it feels like
Fmaj7
To fall for her
Fmaj7
Maybe this is what it feels like
Fmaj7
To fall for her
Fmaj7
Maybe this is what it feels like
Fmaj7
To fall for her
N.C.
To fall
How to play And Then
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 C. 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.