Call Your Name
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CAPO 1st fret.
C Am
You never said, you never said, you never said
Em G
That it would be this hard
C Am Em G
Love is meant to be forever, now or never seems to discard
C Am
There's gotta be a better way for me to say
Em G
What's on my heart without leaving scars so
Dm G
Can you hear me when I call your name?
Am Em
And when you fall apart
F C G
Am I the reason for your endless sorrow?
Am Em F C
There's so much to be said
Am Em
and with a broken heart
F C G
Your walls can only go down but so low
Dm G
Can you hear me when I call your name?
C, Am, Em, G x2
C Am Em G
Complicated situations are the makings of all that's wrong
C Am Em G
And I've been standing in the river of deliverance way too long
C Am
There's gotta be a better way for me to say
Em G
What's on my heart without leaving scars?
Dm Am
Can you hear me when I call your name?
Dm G
So, can you hear me when I call your name?
Am Em
And when you fall apart
F C G
Am I the reason for your endless sorrow?
Am Em F C
There's so much to be said
Am Em
and with a broken heart
F C G
Your walls can only go down but so low
Dm G
Can you hear me when I call your name?
C Am
You never said, you never said,
Em
You never said, you never said
G
(When I call your name)
C Dm
You never said, you never said,
Em
You never said, you never said
G
(When I call your name)
C Am
You never said, you never said,
Em
You never said, you never said
G
(When I call your name)
Dm, Em, F, G x2
Yeahhh
Am Em
And when you fall apart
F C G
Am I the reason for your endless sorrow?
Am Em F C
There's so much to be said
Am Em
and with a broken heart
F C G
Your walls can only go down but so low
Dm G
Can you hear me when I call your name?
Am Em
And when you fall apart
F C G
Am I the reason for your endless sorrow?
Am Em F C
There's so much to be said
Am Em
and with a broken heart
F C G
Your walls can only go down but so low
Dm Am
Can you hear me when I call your name?
Em, Am, C
How to play Call Your Name
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.