Down And Out
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Intro B7 A E D
A B7 A
[Verso 1]
E
Looked at the sky, what did I see?
E
I saw someone looking at me
A E
And I'm down, down and out
B A E D A
Well, I'm down, so down, down and out
[Verso 2]
E
Looked in the fire, what did I see?
E
I saw someone looking at me
A E
And I'm down, down and out
B A E
Well, I'm down, so down, down and out
D A
Alright, Gary!
Solo E A E B
A E D A
[Verso 3]
E
Looked in the fridge, what did I see?
E
I saw someone looking at me
A E
And I'm down, down and out
B A E D A
Well, I'm down, so down, down and out
Solo E A E B
A E D A
[Verso 4]
E
Looked at the sky, what did I see?
E
I saw someone looking at me
A E
And I'm down, down and out
B A E D A
Well, I'm down, so down, down and out
[Verso 5]
E
Looked in the fire, what did I see?
E
I saw someone looking at me
A E
And I'm down, down and out
B A E D A
Well, I'm down, so down, down and out
B A E
Well, I'm down, so down, down and out
How to play Down And Out
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is B7. 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.