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Intro: C# B
 
verse 1
C#
I know you too well
B
Sounds like you're on your way
 
The highway's on your voice
C#
Three exit signs away
 
You know how I think
B
I'll play it tough and cool
B
Try and shut you out
 
Like I always do
 
[Refrão] C#
Then you knock, and you'll come in
 
If you come in, you'll sit down
B
If you sit down, I'll pour us a drink
C#
And if we drink, you know we'll laugh, and if we laugh
C#
We'll get close, if we get close
 
We'll lose our clothes, and then we'll
B
Fall back in love for a while
C#
We always go in cycles
B
On and on in cycles
 
verse 2
C# B
We can't be together, sure can't be apart
C#
Every last goodbye, is just another start
 
You gone and grab your things
B
And walk out the door
 
Say the hurt is over, and that we're done for sure
 
[Refrão] C#
Then you knock, and you'll come in
 
If you come in, you'll sit down
B
If you sit down, I'll pour us a drink
C#
And if we drink, you know we'll laugh, and if we laugh
C#
We'll get close, if we get close
 
We'll lose our clothes, and then we'll
B
Fall back in love for a while
C#
We always go in cycles
B
On and on in cycles
 
Bridge
F#
We're made for each other
F# D#m F# C# B
Til we ain't made for each other
 
[Refrão] C#
But then you knock, and you'll come in
 
If you come in, you'll sit down
B
If you sit down, I'll pour us a drink
C#
And if we drink,you know we'll laugh, and if we laugh
C#
We'll get close, if we get close
 
We'll lose our clothes, and then we'll
B
Fall back in love for a while
C#
We always go in cycles
B
On and on in cycles
 
Outro
C#
On and on in cycles
B
On and on in cycles
C#
I know you too well
B
Sounds like you're on your way
 
The highway's on your voice
C#
Three exit signs away

How to play Cycles

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 C#. 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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