Better Late Than Never
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
Bm E D x2
[Refrain]
Bm E
I, I felt like I was waiting
E D
I felt like I was waiting
Bm E
For time, time to pass me by
E D
'Cause I ain't gonna lie to you
[Chorus]
G
[?] you'll see what I see
Bm
[?] find me
A E
[?] while the [?]
G
And we keep a lot of them doors closed
Bm
Time may tell, but I know
A E D
Life's too quick to work too hard for nothing
E E
All for nothing
[Instrumental]
Bm E D x2
[Refrain]
Bm E
I, I felt like I was waiting
E D
I felt like I was waiting
Bm E
For time, time to pass me by
E D
'Cause why would I lie to you?
[Chorus]
G
[?] you'll see what I see
Bm
[?] find me
A E
[?] while the [?]
G
And we keep a lot of them doors closed
Bm
Time may tell, but I know
A E D
Life's too quick to work too hard for nothing
E E
All for nothing
E E
All for nothing
[Instrumental]
G Bm G A
[Bridge]
G
And it's all yours
Bm
And it's all gone
A E A
Make it last forever while I'm feelin' kind of clever
G
All yours
Bm
And it's all gone
A
And the going won't get better
A E
Make it better late than never
G
All yours
Bm
And it's all gone
A E A
Make it last forever while I'm feelin' kind of clever
G
All yours
Bm
And it's all gone
A
When the going won't get better
A E
Make it better late than never
[Outro]
G
[?] you'll see what I see (All yours)
Bm
[?] red lights, come find me (And it's all gone)
A E
Listen while the [?] reflection (Feelin' kind of clever)
G
And we keep a lot of them doors closed (All yours)
Bm
Time may tell, but I know (And it's all gone)
A E
Life's too quick to work too hard for nothing (When the going won't get better, make it
better late than never
A E
I said life's too quick to work too hard for nothing (All yours, and it's all gone)
G E G
Life's too quick to work too hard for nothing (When the going won't get better, make it
better late than never
[Outro]
G A E x2
How to play Better Late Than Never
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What is the starting chord?
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.