Coco - Foy Vance
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Capotraste na 4ª casa
capo 4
 
Intro: G C x 4
 
Verse
 
G C
Coco, what do you know?
D C
Do you know that the hills are covered in snow?
Em D C G
Where does it come from and where does it go?
C D G C
Tell me, do you know, coco?
 
G C
Coco, what do you know?
D C
Do you know why the workmen are digging that hole,
Em D C G
Making a mess of every single road?
C D G C
Tell me, do you know, coco?
 
[Refrão]
C G
You don’t know where the whales go in the water
C G D
You don’t know why in space, there’s no such thing as time
C G B7 C
But you know every girl is someone’s daughter
Am
And your daddy must be proud
D7
Well, i’d be proud if you were mine
 
Verse
 
G C
Coco, what do you know?
D C
Do you know all about the trains of old?
Em D C G
Well, they only moved when they burned up coal
C D G
Tell me, do you know, coco?
 
[Refrão]
C G
You don’t know where the whales go in the water
C G D
You don’t know why in space, there’s no such thing as time
C G B7 C
But you know every girl is someone’s daughter
Am
And your daddy must be proud
D7
Well, i’d be proud if you were mine
 
Solo: G D, Em D C G C D G
 
[Refrão]
C G
You don’t know where the whales go in the water
C G D
You don’t know why in space, there’s no such thing as time
C G B7 C
But you know every girl is someone’s daughter
Am
And your daddy must be proud
D7
Well, i’d be proud if you were mine
 
G C
Coco, what do you know?
D C
Do you know what happens to your very soul?
Em D C G
Where does it come from? where does it go?
C D G
Tell me, do you know, coco?

How to play Coco

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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.

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