Breaking In Lonesome - Rick Faris

Breaking In Lonesome

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BCapotraste:
4th traste
Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYmE3YTo12M
 
Key B capo 4
 
[Intro]
G
 
[Verse]
C G
I’m breaking in lonesome, I’m leaving you today
C D
Don’t even try and stop me, I ain’t a living this a way
C D
You drive at night into the town,
Am
You’d rather have the bars than me
C G D G
I’m breaking in lonesome, or else it’s shame on me
 
[Chorus]
Em Bm C G
I’m Breaking in lonesome gotta move and ramble round
A D
Maybe take the long road to know where I am bound
G Bm C A7
Your heart has got me down, it’s wore out and gone astray
C G Am D G
I’d rather be lonesome, and try to find a love that stays
 
[Solo]
G C G G G
 
C C C D
 
C D G Am Am
 
C G C D G G
 
[Verse]
G C G
I’ll surely go on living I know there’s one for me
C
Someone who knows the pain I’ve felt
D
And gives their love for free
C D G Am
I know she’s out there waitin’, and hopin' just for me
C G C D G
It leaves me wondering why, I ever courted misery
 
[Chorus]
Em Bm C G
I’m Breaking in lonesome gotta move and ramble round
A D
Maybe take the long road to know where I am bound
G Bm C A7
Your heart has got me down, it’s wore out and gone astray
C G Am D G
I’d rather be lonesome, and try to find a love that stays
 
[Solo]
G C G G G
 
C C C D
 
C D G Am Am
 
C G C D G G
 
[Chorus]
Em Bm C G
I’m Breaking in lonesome gotta move and ramble round
A D
Maybe take the long road to know where I am bound
G Bm C A7
Your love has got me down, it’s wore out and gone astray
C G C D G
I’d rather be lonesome, and try to find a love that stays
C G C D G
Yes, I’d rather be lonesome, and try to find a love that stays

How to play Breaking In Lonesome

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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.

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