Dancing In September
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: EbCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D# Gm7 Cm7 F
[Verse 1]
D#
I'm breathing in
Gm7
Try to read your honesty
Cm7
While keep believing in my visions
F
We could be
Fm
Now wipe the tears
G
Keep my head high
Cm7 F
I just need a reason
D# Gm7
Still trying keep the smiling out of misery
Cm7 F
Now Joe's talking to me and it's almost three
Fm G
Keep the rhythm, just one more shot
Cm7 F
Can't tell you're leaving
Fm Bb Bbsus4
Why is it so hard to see
[Pre-Chorus]
B C# F#maj7 D#m7
Let's make it somewhere we could fly
B C# F# Bb
Just putting it back on please rewind
[Chorus]
D# Gm7
Now I see there she is
Cm7 Bb
Now I know where she is
D# G
I once was dancing in September
Cm7 Bb
Feels like waiting to surrender
[Interlude]
D# Gm7 Cm7 Bb (x2)
[Verse 2]
D# Gm7
Now the doors are open wide but I can't see
Cm7 F
Your voicemail I should've burned honestly
Fm G
Still wiping tears down from my eyes
Cm7 F
I just need a reason
Fm Bb Bbsus4
Why is it so hard to see
[Pre-Chorus]
B C# F#maj7 D#m7
Now get it together, be alright
B C# F# Bb
Just put it back on please rewind
[Chorus]
D# Gm7
I see there she is
Cm7 Bb
Now I know where she is
D# G
I once was dancing in September
Cm7 Bb
Feels like waiting to surrender
D# Gm7
I see there she is
Cm7 Bb
Now I know where she is
D# G
I once was dancing in September
Cm7 Bb
Feels like waiting to surrender
[Instrumental]
D# Gm7 Cm7 Bb (x4)
[Chorus]
D# Gm7
There she is
Cm7 Bb
Now I know where she is
D# G
I once was dancing in September
Cm7 Bb
Feels like waiting to surrender
D# Gm7
I see there she is
Cm7 Bb
Now I know where she is
D# D#/F G
I once was dancing in September
Cm7 Bb
Feels like waiting to surrender
[Outro]
D# Gm7 Cm7 Bb7
D# D#/F G
I once was dancing in September
Cm7 Bb
Feels like waiting to surrender
How to play Dancing In September
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.