Cole Terry - Last Plane Out Of Dallas
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: EbCapotraste:
3rd traste
[Intro]
C G/B Am
C G/B Am
[Verse 1]
C G/B Am
I found a note on the front door
C G/B Am
Said "When you read this I'll be gone"
C G/B Am
I always thought we might work it out
G G/F# Em
I was wrong
C G/B Am
I drove down to that airport
C G/B Am
And hoped her flight would be delayed
C G/B Am
Well I made it just in time
G G/F# Em
To be too late
[Chorus]
F G C G/B Am Am/G
She had caught the last plane out of Dallas
F G C G/B Am Am/G
To leave her so-called life behind
F G C G/B Am Am/G
I stood and watched, as the last plane out of Dallas
F G
Carried her 'cross
Am
the sky
[Verse 2]
C G/B Am
Looking back on what might have been
C G/B Am
I believe it's safe to say
C G/B Am
If I had it to do again
G G/F# Em
I'd make her stay
[Chorus]
F G C G/B Am Am/G
But she caught the last plane out of Dallas
F G C G/B Am Am/G
To leave her so-called life behind
F G C G/B Am Am/G
I stood and watched, as the last plane out of Dallas
F G
Carried her 'cross
Am
the sky
[Instrumental]
C G/B Am
C G/B Am
C G/B Am
G G/F# Em
F G C G/B Am Am/G
F G C G/B Am Am/G
F G C G/B Am Am/G
F G Am
[Verse]
C G/B Am
Just how much she means to me
C G/B Am
Lord, she will never know
C G/B Am
If my words could only reach her
G G/F# Em
They would bring her home
[Chorus]
F G C G/B Am Am/G
But she caught the last plane out of Dallas
F G C G/B Am Am/G
To leave her so-called life behind
F G C G/B Am Am/G
I stood and watched, as the last plane out of Dallas
F G
Carried her 'cross
Am
the sky
[Outro]
C G/B Am
I found a note on the front door
C G/B Am
Said "When you read this I'll be gone"
How to play Cole Terry - Last Plane Out Of Dallas
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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.