Cutting The Cake - Elliott Murphy

Cutting The Cake

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Intro:
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2 E A E
 
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
I was cutting the cake
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
I was acting the clown
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
I was making mistakes
E A E
You weren?t around
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
The prince was drawing his lines
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
Keeping the ocean clean
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
I was trying to be helpful
E A E
He said I was mean
 
A E
Could we make it one more time, me and you?
A B
Could we make it fresh, make it new?
 
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
I was in my car
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
At a seaside bar
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
I turned around
E A E
I?d gone too far
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
Walking in the sand
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
Walking hand in hand
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
It was all so nice
E A E
I remember too
 
A E
Could we make it one more time, me and you?
A B
Could we make it fresh, make it new?
D D#dim7 Em
And I could see all the lights in your eyes
D D#dim7 Em A
That you could see all the holes in my disguise
 
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
I was cutting the cake
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
I was wearing the crown
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
Making so many mistakes
E A E
Luckily you weren?t around
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
I was drawing lines
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
Those were different times
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
I was trying to be helpful
E A E
And be unkind
 
A E
Could we make it one more time, me and you?
A B
Starting fresh and make it new?
 
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
Cutting the cake
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
Playing the clown
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
Making mistakes
E A E
No one around
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
Bsus4 C#m7 Asus2
E A E
You weren?t around

How to play Cutting The Cake

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Bsus4. 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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