Cooper
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D A D G A# F G# G A
D A
Cooper went out late last night
D D
I heard the slam from her door
A# F
Foggy ways, November daze
G# D A
All the white wolves were smiling
D A
Cooper went out walkin' the clouds
D G
She left everything in a mess
A# F
"Shut your mouth when you talk to me"
G# G A
Her words were always so small
D A# C F
And there's a sound from the telephone
D A# C F
When can I say she's coming home?
D A# C F
Leave me the number you're dialing from
D A# A C
And may I ask who's calling?
D A# A C
May I ask who's calling?
D A
Cooper went out, 3 o'clock sharp
D G
I heard the bells from the church
A# F
Someone said they saw a car
G# G A
Picking her up by the stations
D A
Cooper went out and that's all there is
D G
I'm just no one from next door
A# F
Everything will be alright
G# G A
When all the flowers have cried
D A# C F
Then there's a voice on the telephone
D A# C F
When can I say she's coming home?
D A# C F
Leave me the number you're dialing from
G A# A C
And may I ask who's callin'? (Who's calling?)
G A# A C
May I ask who's calling? (Who's calling?)
G A# A C
May I ask who's calling?
How to play Cooper
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.