Counting The Ways - Kate Voegele

Counting The Ways

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Intro
 
G | Em7 | C
e|--------------------------------------|
B|-------3-----------3----------1-----0-|
G|-----0----0------0----0-----0----0----|
D|---0-----------2----------2-----------|
A|-------------2----------3-------------|
E|-3------------------------------------|
 
Verse 1
 
G Em7 C D
Oh my darling I'm so far in, I can't see my feet
G Em7 C (D)
Your water deep is washing over me
G Em7 C D G Em7
Fifty states must separate us but it only makes me see
C (D)
How much you mean
 
Pre-Chrorus 1
 
Em7 Cadd9
When your whisper brought me outta my slumber
G D
I stumbled under some kind of spell
Em7 Cadd9
Now the distance gives me reason to wonder
G D
How I'll recover from our farewell
 
[Refrão]
 
G D Em7
Cause these days, doesn't matter what you say
Cadd9 G
I'm a mess when you're away
D
And unless you come back,
Em7 Cadd9 G
I'll be one step closer to insane
D Em7 Cadd9
It's enough to keep me lyin' wide awake
G D
Counting the ways that I miss you babe
 
Verse 2
 
Complications, conversations, late into the night
I'm over the same old hello goodbye
So leave me speechless, I miss that feeling
With each lonely evening that goes by, I can't describe
 
Pre-Chorus 2
 
Well San Francisco has a way with the summer
And fall does a number to New York City
But regardless of the season above us
You're doing something that's sure to get me
 
Chorus
 
Em7 Cadd9 G D
Save me, give my troubled heart
Em7 Cadd9 G D
What it's been aching daily for
Em7 Cadd9 G
I'm hoping, you know me enough to see
D
That I can't be alone anymore
 
Chorus

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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