Brooke Waters
View chords used in this chart
Intro: G D Em C
[Verso 1]
G
Heard that old tune on a Friday night drive,
D
Window rolled down, summer air felt alive,
Em
Streetlights were dancing in time with the beat,
C D
Took me back to bare feet on Main Street
[Refrão]
G
A song can take you where your heart used to be,
D
Paint every laugh like a picture you see,
Em
Turns every note to a sweet memory,
C
One little melody, unlocks the key
G
Back to a night and a wild heartbeat,
D
Radio playing on a back road street,
Em
Every old word comes rushing to me,
C
One little melody unlocks the key
[Verso 2]
G
Choir room echoes and playground bells ring,
D
Slow dance courage and the joy that wed sing,
Em
Snapshots playing like a movie in time,
C D
All from a Chorus and four simple rhymes
[Refrão]
G
A song can take you where your heart used to be,
D
Paint every laugh like a picture you see,
Em
Turns every note to a sweet memory,
C
One little melody, unlocks the key
G
Back to a night and a wild heartbeat,
D
Radio playing on a back road street,
Em
Every old word comes rushing to me,
C
One little melody unlocks the key
[Ponte]
Em
Good days, hard days, every road that we roam,
C
Somehow a song always carries us home,
G
Every old lyric, every harmony line,
D
Opens a door to another time
[Refrão]
G
A song can take you where your heart used to be,
D
Paint every laugh like a picture you see,
Em
Turns every note to a sweet memory,
C
One little melody, unlocks the key
G
Back to a night and a wild heartbeat,
D
Radio playing on a back road street,
Em
Every old word comes rushing to me,
C
One little melody unlocks the key
G D Em C
How to play Brooke Waters
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.