Close To Lose It All
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A
1. You're walking on a long road on your own,
E
don't know where it ends but you got to go
F#m
You're walking with a broken dream alone,
D E A
you're walking on a long road on your own
A
You left it all behind just to start again,
E
trying to understand what you want to do
F#m
But you will rather walk in the pouring rain
D E A
and you will rather die than to feel the same
F#m E D
When you were close loose it all fall apart
A E D
Then I found you and I reached in to your heart
F#m E D
When you were close to let it go and turn back home
A E D
Then I found you and I told you to move on
A
2. You were walking on that road night and day,
E
fighting disappointments one at a time
F#m
And every step you took walking that way,
D E A
you got a little closer to be fine
A
Never to look back for another try,
E
put your time in what you really want to be
F#m
Never stop for what you know is just a lie,
D E A
walking on a road called clarity
F#m E D
When you were close loose it all fall apart
A E D
Then I found you and I reached in to your heart
F#m E D
When you were close to let it go and turn back home
A E F#m E
Then I found you and I told you to move on
C
1. You're walking on a long road on your own,
G
don't know where it ends but you got to go
Am
You're walking with a broken dream alone,
F G C
you're walking on a long road on your own
Am G F
When you were close loose it all fall apart
C G F
Then I found you and I reached in to your heart
Am G F
When you were close to let it go and turn back home
C G F
Then I found myself to love you on my own
How to play Close To Lose It All
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.