Durham
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
[Verse 1]
G C G
I loved her, she loved Jesus and I didn't so she left
G G/F# Em
All this went to hell inside a week
G C G
I told her that I missed her, she said I was quite the friend
G
Where do you get off being so mean?
[Chorus]
C Em
She's in Durham now where everything is fine
G D
Somewhere she can go to make sense of her mind
C Em
That northern Carolina sunshine brings my flaws into the light
G D
The way I disrespect myself and now I'm so visibly tired all the time and I said
[Solo]
C Em G D x2
[Bridge]
Am Am/B
Take me home
C G
I'm a little far south of your house, but I can get on the road
D/F# Am Am/B
And did you ever get to tell the girl that you was in love?
C G
I'm a little far south of your house, but I can get on the road
D/F# Am Am/B
And did you ever get to tell the girl that you was in love?
C G
I'm a little far south of your house, but I can get on the road
D/F#
And did you ever get to tell the girl that you was in love?
Am Am/B
Body ain't enough for me (I'm a little far south of your house, but I can get on the
road)
C
I need your soul and everything
G D/F#
throw the broken pieces on the ground (and did you ever get to tell the girl that you
was in love?)
Am Am/B C
She says she wants to marry you, you're not the only guy that thinks that's true
G D/F#
and you know she'll lie until she thinks she's fine
Am C G D/F#
It's been a while but remember you were supposed to be mine, mine
[Chorus]
C Em
She's in Durham now where everything is fine
G D
Somewhere she can go to make sense of her mind
C Em
That northern Carolina sunshine brings my flaws into the light
G D
The way I disrespect myself and now I'm so visibly tired all the time (and I)
C Em
She's in Durham now where everything is fine (is fine)
G D
Somewhere she can go to make sense of her mind (her mind)
C Em
That northern Carolina sunshine brings my flaws into the light
G D
The way I disrespect myself and now I'm so visibly tired all the time and I said
[Outro]
C Em G D x2
How to play Durham
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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.