Another Song About Love
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B
Life's great these days
F#
No work, all play
C#m
I got nothin' to complain about, no
E
Not a lot that I can sing about
B
I woke up just fine
F#
Slept in 'til nine
C#m
It's not exactly deep and meaningful, no
E
When you're writin' new material, so
B
I could sing about heartache
But it ain't broke
F#
Sing about addiction
But I don't smoke
C#m
I could feel the kinda song coming on
Everyone can sing along
E
Here comes another one
B
Another song about love
F#
A song about love
C#m
And it keeps gettin' better
E
You can sing it forever
B
Love
F#
A song about love
C#m
And it keeps gettin' better
E
You can sing it forever
Segunda Parte
B
I need some stories to tell
F#
Stories that make me
Seem awesome as hell
C#m
I need a break-up
But we always wake up and make-up
E
And that don't make a song that sells
B
I could sing about the ocean
But I don't swim
F#
Sing about the trouble
That I never been in
C#m
It's like a song you heard before
Keeps you comin' back for me
This is not unique
E
And definitely not original
B
Another song about love
F#
A song about love
C#m
And it keeps gettin' better
E
You can sing it forever
B
Love
F#
A song about love
C#m
And it keeps gettin' better
E
You can sing it forever
G#m
Give me some pain
E F#
Enough to put words in my brain
B F# G
To make this more than a love song
G#m
There's no denying
D#
Music for cryin'
F#
Is satisfying
C#
That's why I'm writin'
N.c
Another song about
B
Another song about love
F#
Another song about love
C#m
Yeah, and it keeps gettin' better
E
You can sing it forever
B
Another song about love
F#
A song about love
C#m
And it keeps gettin' better
E
We can sing it together
B F#
Love-love-love, love-love-love-love
C#m
And it keeps gettin' better
E
You can sing it forever (Hey)
B F#
Love-love-love, love-love-love-love
(Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh)
C#m
And it keeps gettin' better
E
You can sing it forever
How to play Another Song About Love
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 B. 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.