E And C - Vagabond
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: EmCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
Em D Em
Carrying all your possessions on your shoulders
Em D Em
A blanket and a diary, and your guitar
G Bm
The second hand pen someone just forgot in that café
Am D
Good enough some poetic lines
Em D Em
Another day, another haven for the homeless
Em D Em
This is where you lay your head the next few nights
G Bm
Find a little stage to play your latest melodies
Am D
Give the crowd a glance and break some hearts
[Chorus]
Am C
Vagabond - Douse your fire when you leave the town…
Em D
Another poor girl was let down, but time is up, that´s not your cup of ...
Am C Em
Vagabond, travel on, it´s your Odyssey and still you miss her constantly
D Am
Until you find a better hideaway
[Verse 2]
Em D Em
A wet man doesn´t fear the rain on his shoulders
Em D Em
Many stories have been told on your guitar
G Bm
Lost some verses, when you fell asleep in that café
Am D
Maybe some about your worry lines
[Chorus]
Am C
Vagabond - Douse your fire when you leave the town
Em D Am
Another poor girl was let down, but time is up, that´s not your cup of tea
C Em D
On and on, all on your own Like a pavement King without a throne
Am C Em
Vagabond, travel on, it´s your Odyssey and still you miss her constantly
D C Am
Until you find a better hideaway
[Intrumental]
4x C Em D
[Bridge]
C Em D
On and on, all on your own Riding restless like a rolling stone
C Em D
On and on, all on your own Before your journey ends you´re all alone
C Em D
On and on, all on your own Many years have gone since you´ve been home
[Chorus]
Am C
Vagabond - Douse your fire when you leave the town
Em D
Another poor girl was let down, but time is up, that´s not your cup of…
Em C Em
Vagabond, travel on, it´s your Odyssey and still you miss her constantly
D Am
Until you find a better hideaway
How to play E And C - Vagabond
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What is the starting chord?
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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.