Coming Down
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Capotraste: Sem capotraste
Intro Em (hammer on + off the a string)
Em
If you don't mind
can we not fight
see your clothes woman
in the night
Am D B Em
i'm sober still alive
Em
Waste your days
on your own
getting drunk
getting stoned
Am D B Em
i'm sober still alone
Em Bm (or B)
Must I always take a backseat?
Am Em
must I always be your clown?
Em Bm (or B)
did you ever really love me?
Am Em
were you always coming down?
Em
See your face
see your eyes
shouldn't have left
shouldn't have lied
Am D B Em
i'm sober still alive
Em Bm
Must I always take a backseat?
Am Em
must I always be your clown?
Em Bm
did you ever really love me?
Am Em
were you always coming down?
Em Bm
Must I always take a backseat?
Am Em
must I always be your clown?
Em Bm
did you ever really love me?
Am Em
were you always coming down?
Em
If you don't mind
can we not fight
see your clothes woman
in the night
Am D B Em
i'm sober spirits die
Em
Wasted days
on your own
getting drunk
getting stoned
Am D B Em
i'm sober still alone
Em Bm
Must I always take a backseat?
Am Em
must I always be your clown?
Em Bm
did you ever really love me?
Am Em
were you always coming down?
Em Bm
Must I always take a backseat?
Am Em
must I always be your clown?
Em Bm
did you ever really love me?
Am Em
were you always coming down?
How to play Coming Down
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. 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.