Don't You Know Me? - Mark Seymour

Don't You Know Me?

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[Intro ]and Verse:
 
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e|--------5-----5-----7--5--7--5----|
B|-----5-----4----------------------|
G|----------------------------------|
D|----------------------------------| X2
A|----------------------------------|
E|----------------------------------|
 
I'm falling, falling for you again
 
It's so easy, I'm learning how to play
Long summer nights
You keep on coming back
As the lights go down
You were crying in my arms
 
Bm D
E
It's high time, to say what's on your mind before you
go
 
D E
Don't you know me
 
Bm
You know I fall everytime
 
D E
We just happen to be
 
F#m D E
Together partners in a crime
 
Intro X1
 
In a heatwave you're the cool blue water
Your wicked smile
I'm drowning in your eyes
Such an easy way
We don't have to try
 
Bm D E
Around the corner, be careful what you say before you
go
 
D E Bm
Don't you know me, you know I fall everytime
D E
We just happen to be
 
F#m D E
Together partners in a crime
 
F#m D
On baby don't cry
Bm E
Don't cry baby don't you lie to me
F#m D Bm
Oh baby don't cry, don't cry
E
Baby would you die,
D
Would you die for me?
 
Bridge: E Bm D E F#m D E
 
(palm muted)
 
D E
Don't you know me?
Bm
You know I fall everytime
D E
We just happen to be
F#m
Together partners
D E
Don't you know me
Bm
You know I fall everytime
D E
We just happen to be
F#m D E
Together partners in a crime
 
(palm muted)
 
F#m D
On baby don't cry
Bm E
Don't cry baby don't you lie to me
F#m D Bm
Oh baby don't cry, don't cry X2
E
Baby would you die,
D (play E and let ring second
time)
Would you die for me?
 
Intro
 
then
 
C E A

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is B. 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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