Comeback - Glen Campbell
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Intro:
F C Bb F (3x)
F7 Bb7
F C Bb F
 
verse 1
 
D# F
I wrote the book on self preservation
D# F
And I'm a firm believer in my piece of mind
Am Bb
But lately I've been looking back
Am Gm
a little too much of the time
Bb Gm
And you know what I see
F Am
that I'm losing control of me
 
verse 2
 
D# F C F
I took a good look at the situation
D# C F
And I'm committed now though I know it's wrong
Am Bb
'cause when it comes to lovin' you
Am Gm
I never stop singin' that song
Bb
I'm tryin' to say
F C C7
I can't let common sense get in the way
 
[Refrão] Bb
'cause I'm makin' my comeback
Am Dm
by going straight back to you
Bb ? F
It's gonna' get rough when the same old stuff starts flyin' again
Bb
I'm makin' my comeback
Am Dm
well I made my first debut
Gm
'cause I wanna' be a star
C F
I just wanna' be a star like you made me then
 
C Bb F G F Bb F
 
verse 3
 
F G
There is no joy in self destruction
F G
I did better off leavin' the past alone
Bm C
The dirty dishes keep a tellin' me
Bm Am
I'm no sure thing on my own
C Am D
But it's better to be unhappy in your company
 
[Refrão] C
So I'm makin' my comeback
Bm Em
girl by goin' straight back to you
C D G
It's gonna' get rough when the same old stuff starts flying again
C
Girl I'm makin' my comeback
Bm Em
ooh I made my first debut
Am
I wanna' be a star
G C G
I just wanna' be a star like you made me then
 
Outro
 
C
so I'm a making my comeback comeback
Bm Em
girl I'm goin' straight back to you
C D G
It's gonna' get rough when the same old stuff starts flying again
C
Lord I'm makin' my comeback comeback
Bm Em
well I made my first debut
C Am
'cause I wanna' be a star
C Am
I just wanna' be a star (fade quickly)

How to play Comeback

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F. 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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