Dont Just Sit There
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Intro
D D G A D G A
Hit it, Juan!
[Verso 1]
D G
Are you keeping, you're on your own
A
Oh, what a pity
D G
All your friends, they're all having fun
A
Oh, in the city
Bm A G E
No point in feeling sorry for yourself
Bm A G A
It's up to you to change things and nobody else
A
Hear what I say now
[Refrão]
D G Bm A
Don't just sit there, do something, do something, do something
D G Bm A
Don't just sit there, do something, do something
[Verso 2]
D G
And you think life's just the same
A
Oh, who you kidding?
D G
While your finger points the blame
A
That's the point you're missing
Bm A G E
No point in feeling sorry for yourself
Bm A G A
It's up to you to change things and nobody else
A
Hear what I say now
[Refrão]
D G Bm A
Don't just sit there, do something, do something, do something
D G Bm A D
Don't just sit there, do something, do something (Do something)
D D/C
Take a little time out and find out
D/B
Just where you went wrong
Asus4 A
Just where you went wrong
D D/C
Take a little time out and find out
D/B
What's been going on
Asus4 A
What's been going on
Solo
D G A D G A
Bm A G E
Bm A G A
D G Bm A D G Bm A
D G Bm A
Just a little time
D G Bm A
It takes a little time
D G Bm A
Just a little time
D G Bm Asus A
It takes a little time
[Refrão]
D G Bm A
Don't just sit there, do something, do something, do something
D G Bm A
Don't just sit there, do something, do something, do something
D G Bm A
Don't just sit there, do something, do something, do something
D G Bm A
Don't just sit there, do something, do something, do something
D G Bm A
Don't just sit there, do something, do something, do something (Get out of line)
D G Bm A
Don't just sit there, do something, do something, do something (Just do something)
D G Bm A
Don't just sit there, do something, do something, do something
How to play Dont Just Sit There
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.