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Intro
G6/9 D6 Fmaj7
G6/9 D6 Bm7
 
Verse
G6/9
Called in sick to work today
D6
I couldn't have gotten a damn thing done
Fmaj7
Anyhow
 
G6/9
I made myself some coffee and I
D6 Bm7
Listened to the rain rattle the leaves, yeah
 
G6/9
I told myself there's nothing wrong and
D6
Stared right through the paper for a
Fmaj7
Long, long time
 
G6/9
Stuck inside your dream so long
D6
It wears you down and grows you old
Fmaj7
And that's a fact
 
G6/9
Cold light comes to clear the fog
D6
Away from time to time
Bm7
But it'll be back soon
 
G6/9
I used to think that justice had to
D6
Rule for happy lives, but now I'm
Fmaj7
Not so sure at all
 
[Refrão]
E
Come home
 
Why don't you come home? I could not remember why you left
D6 Bm9 Am7
And I'd rather be happy than right this time
 
Instrumental
G6/9 Cmaj7sus2 D#maj7
G6/9 Cmaj7sus2 Dm7
G6/9 Cmaj7sus2 Fmaj7
 
Verse
G6/9
Called my dad to check in and
D6
To maybe find some common sense
Fmaj7
More or less
 
G6/9 D6
He says "common sense is such a scam"
 
And I'm like "Dad
Bm7
What do you mean?" Oh
 
G6/9
He says "you're either wrong or right and
D6 Fmaj7
Life will go on either way, whatever you chose"
Cmaj7sus2
But I know
 
[Ponte]
E
That anger's all right
B
And bitterness no
Amaj7
Cold uncontrollably sad
F#m7
And unable to let it go
 
E B
And it should be as easy as telling a scab from a scar
A
Well I don't know
D
Well I don't know
E
Well I don't know
B
Well I don't know
A
Well I don't know
D E
Well I don't know
 
Outro
G6/9
Called in sick to work today
D6 Fmaj7
I couldn't have gotten a damn thing done

How to play Come Home

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G6. 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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