Arthur
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Intro
Em F C x2
[Verso 1]
Em F C
The buzzing of the light at the source
Em F C
The rapid clicking sounds as a life runs its course
Em F C
Because it never stops or starts
Em F C N.C.
A piece that's being broken into parts
Break
Em F Cmaj7 x2
[Verso 2]
Em F C
It's overhead and underneath
C
Stretching out across the sea
Em F C
I see it now and I've been remiss
C
Watching arms turn to wrists
Pre Chorus
Em F C
Because he always tells it all
Em F
Oh, but the sound of the river
C G
It always made him call. So call
Break
G F Cmaj7 C
G F Cmaj7 C
[Refrão]
G F
Buzzing and clicking the same river twice
Cmaj7 C
Trusting our senses and stepping in time
G F
Buzzing and clicking the same river twice
Cmaj7 C Em
Trusting our senses and stepping in time
Break
Em F C
Em F C
[Verso 3]
Em F C
I see it now, the jacket's voice
C
Pressed up against the avenue noise
Em F C
I see it now and I've been remiss
C
Watching arms turn to wrists
Pre Chorus
Em F C
Because he always tells it all
Em F
Oh, but the sound of the river
C
It's coming, coming now
C
Can you hear it call, call, call?
[Refrão]
Em F
Just so you're buzzing and clicking the same river twice
C
Trusting our senses and stepping in time
Em F G
Buzzing and clicking the same river twice
Break
G Cmaj7
G Cmaj7
Outro
G F Cmaj7
Oh, I said it, oh, I've got it down
Cmaj7 G
I got it down, watch you figure it out
F Cmaj7
I said it, oh, why can't you see
C G
That the eye for you is the eye for me?
F Cmaj7
Oh, I said it, oh, I've got it down
Cmaj7 G
I got it down, watch you figure it out
F Cmaj7
I said it, oh, why can't you see
C G
That the eye for you is the eye for me?
F Cmaj7
For me, for me
G
You went like you
F Cmaj7 C
You said it all
End on C
How to play Arthur
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. 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.