Cinnamon
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Ah, oh
Oh, ah, ah, ah ah
On the walls of my home
There are signs that I'm alone
I keep on every light
Talk to my dog, he don't mind
G
Ah, oh
C
Oh, ah, ah, ah ah
Em G
Ah, oh
Am
Oh, ah, ah, ah ah
( Em )
Em
Eat my breakfast in the nude
Lemon water, living room
Em
Home is where I'm feminine
Smells like citrus and cinnamon
Em G
Ah, oh (cinnamon, cinnamon)
C
Oh, ah, ah, ah, ah
Em G
Ah, oh (cinnamon, cinnamon)
Am
Oh, ah, ah, ah, ah
( Am )
Ah ah, ah ah, ah ah, ah ah
Em
I'm not lonely
Am D Bm
I am free
C Em
But if I let you in, you would never want to leave
(If I let you in)
Am G D Am
If ever I let you in
Cinnamon
Em
I'm not lonely baby
Am
I am free
Hmmm, finally
Em
I'm not lonely baby
Am
I am free
Em G
Ah, oh (I'm not lonely baby, cinnamon, cinnamon)
Am
Oh, ah, ah, ah, ah (I am free)
Em G
Ah, oh (I'm not lonely, baby-cinnamon, cinnamon)
Am
Oh, ah, ah, ah, ah
( Em G Am Em )
If I let you in
Cinnamon
If I let you in
Cinnamon
Oh, ah, ah, ah, ah
How to play Cinnamon
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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.