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G D G
Cold was the morning in your old place
C F D C
Sunday, today you move
G D G
Down in the basement with the old crates
C F D G
Old clothes, winter shoes
G D G
Cold was the handle of the van door
C F D C
The old Ford, she comes through
G D G
And I'm a helper to my own fate
C F D G
I've come to help you move
Em C
Monday you'll wake up
G D
Ceiling lights are strange
Em C
Tuesday I could ask you
G D
If you could stand a change
G D G
Gold was the alley of your new place
C F D C
I drove here with you
G D G
High in the shadow of a oak tree
C F D G
The window of your bedroom
Em C
I'll come calling
Em D
I'll call up to you
Em C
I'll say come down
Em D
I've come up to you
G D G
Now when your sister came to our place
C F D C
Nine days she stayed with you
G D G
And every time I saw her young face
C F D G
I knew and she knew
G D G
I've been a vandal to my own home
C F D C
Under the snaky moon
G D G
So now when I come to see the old place
C F D G
I want to be of use
Em C
Monday you'll wake up
G D
Ceiling lights are strange
Em C
Tuesday you could ask me
G D
If I could stand to change
G D G
Now with the bed frame up the staircase
C F D C
We're through with the move
-NO CHORD-
And if you think you have enough space
-NO CHORD-
I'd move in with you
Em C
I'll come calling
Em D
I'll call up to you
Em C
I'll say come down
Em D
I've come home to you
How to play Crd
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 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.