Compass
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse]
F# F#/A#
What happens if I lose my way
Badd9
With a compass and a map I made
F# F#7/E Bsus2
Looking for my shadow in the dark
G#m7 A#m7
What happens if I look for you
Badd9
With a compass and my tennis shoes
D#m E Bsus2
And find you holding someone else's heart
C#sus4 F#m7 Bsus2 x2
C#sus4 A#m7 Bsus2
I'm sleeping on your bedroom floor
C#sus4 A#m7 Bsus2
I let my feelings wash ashore
D#m A#m7
You told me I'm projecting
Bsus2
And I don't move with much direction
F#/A# Badd9
anymore
F#/A# Badd9
I don't know what I'm looking for
G#
I can't believe I care
Badd9
Soon I won't I pinky-swear
G#
I'm leaving, I'll call you when I'm there
Badd9
F# F#/A#
What happens if I lose my way
Badd9
With a compass and a map I made
F# F#7/E Bsus2
Looking for my shadow in the dark
G#m7 A#m7
What happens if I look for you
Badd9
With a compass and my tennis shoes
D#m E Bsus2
And find you holding someone else's heart
C#sus4 A#m7 Bsus2
So I get up and I get dressed
C#sus4 A#m7 Bsus2
Playing Pokémon on my old 3ds
D#m A#m7 B
There's a title card that says, "You gotta be the very best"
A#m B A#m B
And now I'm getting existential with my digital pets
G#
I can't believe I care
Badd9
But what a weird state of affairs
G#
I'm leaving, I'll call you when I'm there
B
F# F#/A#
What happens if I lose my way
Badd9
With a compass and a map I made
F# F#7/E Bsus2
Looking for my shadow in the dark
G#m7 A#m7
What happens if I look for you
Badd9
With a compass and my tennis shoes
D#m E Bsus2
And find you holding someone else's heart
F# F#/A#
What happens if I lose my way
Badd9
With a compass and a map I made
F# F#7/E Bsus2
Looking for my shadow in the dark
G#m7 A#m7
What happens if I look for you
Badd9
With a compass and my tennis shoes
D#m E Bsus2
And find you holding someone else's heart
How to play Compass
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.