At The Brothel Door
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste:
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[Verse 1]
C Em
You're walk'n the streets again
Em F
Just hoping that a little bit of noise
F G Am G
Would steal the sound of your sadness
C Em
It didn't work again
Em
that ole familiar feelin
F G Am
So you reach in deep inside of your pockets
G/B
And now you're walking to the red lights
Dm7 F
Cheap Thrills on a costly night
[Chorus 1]
C Em
God, at the brothel door
Em F
We're all seeking something more
G Am F G
Oh seeking something more
C Em
What are you looking for
Em F
Starring at the brothel door
G Am F G
You were made for so much more
[Verse 2]
C Em
You're on the streets again
Em F
But walking home the long way
F G Am G
Never stopped the shame of tomorrow
C Em
Cold house at three am
Em
you're lying there,
F G Am
You Say Your prayer a-gain on your pillow
G/B
And now you close your older eyes
Dm7 F
Weary from searching to find
[Chorus 1]
C Em
God, at the brothel door
Em F
We're all seeking something more
G Am F G
Oh seeking something more
C Em
What are you looking for
Em F
Starring at the brothel door
G Am F G
You were made for so much more
[Bridge]
Am Em F
For something great
E
bigger than this buy and sell
Am Em F E
For something good better
E F
than this life of hell
C G
These empty wells wont satisfy
F
We're the proof roaming through the darkest night
Dm
The skin covered souls
Dm A
ever searching to find
[Instrumental]
A / / / C#m / / / D E F#m / D / E /
A / / / C#m / / / D E F#m / F / G /
[Chorus 2]
C Em
God, at the brothel door
Em F G Am F
We're all seeking something more
F G
just something more
C Em
What are you looking for
Em F
Standing at temptations door
G Am Dm7
Restless, searching for the source
Em F
Fleeting pleasure could be yours
G Am Fm C
But You were made for so much more
How to play At The Brothel Door
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The first identified chord is E. 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.