Boomerang
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D
How many lies do we have to tell?
A
To keep on saying, that I wish you well?
Bm A
How many times said I'm movin'on?
G
How many times that false alarm goes off? (Goes off)
G
Goes off? (Goes off)
G
I know I'll see you tomorrow
D
Cause I'm bad at lettin' you go, lettin' you go
D
Lettin' you go, lettin' you go
A
Moving on, moving on, moving on, moving on
G
I'm ready to go, ready to go
G
I'm ready to throw, ready to throw
G
You're my boomerang-boomerang
G
You're my boomerang-boomerang
D A
How many tears do we have to cry?
A
How many sleepless, lonely nights?
G
To work it up, is it worth enough?
G
Should we go ahead?
G
Or should we turn around?
G
I know I'll see you tomorrow
D
Cause I'm bad at lettin' you go, lettin' you go
D
Lettin' you go, lettin' you go
A
Moving on, moving on, moving on, moving on
G
I'm ready to go, ready to go
G
I'm ready to throw, ready to throw
G
You're my boomerang-boomerang
G
You're my boomerang-boomerang
Em G Bm A
Just because it isn't easy doesn't mean that it is wrong
Em G Bm A
Everything that we've been working on, working on so long
Em G Bm A
Ooh, ooh, ooh
Em
You're my boomerang-boomerang (ooh)
G
You're my boomerang-boomerang
D
You're my boomerang-boomerang
D
You're my booma-booma-boomerang
D
Lettin' you go, lettin' you go (booma-rang-rang)
D
Lettin' you go, lettin' you go (booma-rang-rang)
A
Moving on, moving on (booma-rang-rang)
A
Moving on, moving on (booma-rang-rang)
G
Ready to go, ready to go (booma-rang-rang)
G
I'm ready to throw, ready to throw
G
You're my boomerang-boomerang
G
You're my boomerang-boomerang
D
Lettin' you go, lettin' you go (booma-rang-rang)
D
Lettin' you go, lettin' you go (booma-rang-rang)
A
Moving on, moving on (booma-rang-rang)
A
Moving on, moving on (booma-rang-rang)
G
Ready to go, ready to go (booma-rang-rang)
G
I'm ready to throw, ready to throw
G
You're my boomerang-boomerang
G
You're my boomerang-boomerang
How to play Boomerang
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 D. 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.