Chicago
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Intro: G
verse 1
G (D/F#)
There’s one kiss I will not forget
Em
Just one lover I do not regret
C D/F# G
it’s you, and it’s always been you
G (D/F#)
So can I beg you for a second chance
Em
or are you taken by another man
C D/F# G
it’s you, and it’s always been you
[Refrão]
C G
And If I hear that you’ll be in Chicago
Em D/F#
then I’ll take the first flight tomorrow
C G D/F#
Confess all the feelings that I’ve been concealing for years
C G
and if you happen to be in the city
Em D/F# G
Then meet me on top of the highest building
C G D/F# G
Darling what else can I lose, I already lost you
verse 2
G (D/F#)
You always find me when I'm sleeping
Em
Somehow I always know I'm dreaming
C D/F# G
With you, and its always been you
G (D/F#)
Cuz nothing compares to the real thing
Em
No one else can complete me,
C D/F# G
But you, and it’s always been you.
[Refrão]
C G
And If I hear that you’ll be in Chicago
Em D/F#
then I’ll take the first flight tomorrow
C G D/F#
Confess all the feelings that I’ve been concealing for years
C G
and if you happen to be in the city
Em D/F# G
Then meet me on top of the highest building
C G D/F# G
Darling what else can I lose, I already lost you
Instrumental: C G Em D/F#
Bridge
C G
There have been others to take your place
Em D/F#
Still your memory I cannot erase
C G
All of the thousands of mistakes I've made
Em G
No worse than letting you walk away.
[Refrão]
C G
And If I hear that you’ll be in Chicago
Em D/F#
then I’ll take the first flight tomorrow
C G D/F#
Confess all the feelings that I’ve been concealing for years
C G
and if you happen to be in the city
Em D/F# G
Then meet me on top of the highest building
C G D/F# G
Darling what else can I lose, I already lost you
Ending
G (D/F#)
There’s one kiss I will not forget
Em
Just one lover I do not regret
C D/F# G
it’s you, and it’s always been you
How to play Chicago
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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.