Another Lonely Day - Ben Harper

Another Lonely Day

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[Intro ]and Verse:( C Am Em G)
Fingerpicked--
(C) (Am) (Em) (G)
e|------------------------------------------------|
G|-----1--------1-------------0------------0------|
B|-----0--------2-------------0------------0------|
D|-------------------------2-----2-2p0------------|
A|--3----3-2-0----0---0----2-----2-2p0--2-------2-|
E|------------------3---3--0-----0-0----3-----3---|
*When going to chorus the last note should be E(Open on the 6th string)
Chorus:(F Am G)
(F) (Am) (G)
e|----------------------------3-----0h3--3-|
G|----1-----1-----1-----1-----3-----0h3--3-|
B|----2-----2-----2-----2-----0----------0-|
D|-3-----3-----2-----2-----0-----0-------0-|
A|-0-----0-----0-----0-----2-----2-------2-|
E|-------------------------3-----3-------3-|
Verse:
(C Am Em G)
Yes indeed I'm alone again
and here comes emptiness crashing in
it's either love or hate
I can't find in between
cause I've been with witches
and I have been with a queen
Chorus:
(F Am G)
It wouldn't have worked out any way
so now it's just another lonely day
further along we just may
but for now it's just another lonely day
Verse:
(C Am Em G)
Wish there was something
I could say or do
I can resist anything
but temptation from you
but I'd rather walk alone
then chase you around
I'd rather fall myself
then let you drag me down
Chorus:
Verse:
(C Am Em G)
Yesterday seems like a life ago
cause the one I love
today I hardly know
you I held so close in my heart oh dear
grow further from me
with every fallen tear
 
Chorus:

How to play Another Lonely Day

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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.

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