Calling To You - Robert Plant

Calling To You

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Intro: E5 , E5, F5, E5, D5 (4 x ), A5, E5 , E5, F5, E5, D5 (2 x )
 
E5
Beyond the river - over the sea
Somewhere's last last farewell that ever will be
A5
It's calling to you, calling to you, calling to you
E5
It's calling to you, calling to you, calling to you
 
E5
Out in the blue now, just waiting to be
A little breath of selflessness, adrift in all the greed
A5
It's calling to you, calling to you, calling to you
E5
It's calling to you, calling to you, calling to you
 
E5
Look for the match - cover Adam and Eve
All the world when new was fire - it still was the scene
A5
It's calling to you, calling to you, calling to you
E5
It's calling to you, calling to you, calling to you
 
E5
So you're gonna - it's for your honour - it's gonna be done
(G, C, Bm ) E5
E5 , E5, F5, E5, D5
E5
Where you gonna go? when you gonna stop?
Who stole the keys to the gates of the castle of love?
 
A5
It's calling to you, calling to you, calling to you
E5
It's calling to you, calling to you, calling to you
 
E5
Who you gonna call? what you gonna say?
Standin' in the shadows as the world's just fadin' away
A5
It's calling to you, calling to you, calling to you
E5
It's calling to you, calling to you, calling to you
E5
Who you gonna call? when you gonna stop?
Who stole the keys to the gates of the castle of love?
A5
It's calling to you, calling to you, calling to you
It's calling to you, calling to you, calling to you
E5
Who you gonna call? what you gonna say?
Standin' in the shadows as the world's just fadin' away
E5 G, C, Bm
Just fadin' away, just fadin' away
 
E5 , E5, F5, E5, D5

How to play Calling To You

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E5. 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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