Come As You Are
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Intro: E A E A E B G# A E A
Verse
E A E A
Riding the heels of a seven day stone
E F#m A E
Laughin' together and drinking alone
E A E A
Stitch it up quick now, it's come all unsewn
E F#m A E
My right arm around you, you're already gone
[Refrão]
B A E
Well you come as you are and you leave with a smile
B A E
You got a way, honey, you got a style
F#m A
That you play
E A E A
So I wake in the mornin' and start out my day
E B G# A
To the sound of you walkin' away
E A E
To the sound of you walkin' away
E A E A E F#m A
Verse
E A E A
Well how did I get to the shape that I'm in
E F#m A E
A younger man's thoughts, some tonic, some gin
E A E A
And now I'm fumblin' around for it, darlin' don't go
E F#m A E
The click of the heel to the tap of the toe
[Refrão]
B A E
Well you come as you are and you leave with a smile
B A E
You got a way, honey, you got a style
F#m A
That you play
E A E A
So I wake in the mornin' with nothin' to say
E B G# A
To the sound of you walkin' away
E A E
To the sound of you walkin' away
E A E A E B
Verse
E A E A
Well I make the coffee, head to the blinds
E F#m A E
I cut ties with everything I can't find
E A E A
I blow a bad word when I talk with an old friend
E A
Lord, you're a godsend
E F#m A E
I've got my heart set now on changin' your mind
[Refrão]
B A E
Well you come as you are and you leave with a smile
B A E
You got a way, honey, you got a style
F#m A
That you play
E A E A
So I wake in the mornin' and start out my day
E B E
To the sound of you walkin' away
E B G# A
To the sound of you walkin' away
E A E
To the sound of you walkin' away
How to play Come As You Are
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.