Electric Odyssey - Straight To Voicemail
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Straight To Voicemail | Josiah Parks
[Intro]
G C Em D G C Em D
[Verse 1]
Em C
I messed up bad, I must confess.
G D
The words I spoke, I must address.
Em C
There’s been a single question that’s been stuck in my mind.
G D
I tried to tell you, but you just wouldn’t find. It went,
[Chorus]
G C Em D
Straight to Voicemail, Please pick up the Phone.
G C Em D
Straight to Voicemail, When you hear the Tone.
Em C
Now I’m drowning in regret, & you know I couldn’t find.
G D
The courage or the power to call a lifeline.
Em C G D
It went straight to Voicemail. Straight to Voicemail.
[Verse 2]
Em C
The words that I had spoken, I should never have said.
G D
I didn’t realize what I did, it just flew over my head.
Em C
And I’d like to right the wrongs I’ve done, reverse the good to bad
G D
Now please, oh please I beg of you, I pray, just don't be sad You went
[Chorus]
G C Em D
Straight to Voicemail. Every single Time.
G C Em D
Straight to Voicemail. I pray you’re doing fine.
Em C
I’ve been drowning in regret, cause you know I couldn’t find.
G D
The courage or the Power to call a Lifeline.
Em C G D
It went straight to Voicemail. Straight to voicemail.
[Bridge]
Em C
For the record, so you know, I would just like to say.
G D
Tomorrow is tomorrow, & today is today.
Em C
Let’s not focus on the past, but look forward on now.
Em C
I promise you, I’m better, & I won’t make a sound.
[Chorus]
G C Em D
Straight to Voicemail. Every single Time.
G C Em D
Straight to Voicemail. I pray you’re doing fine.
Em C
I was drowning in regret, cause you know I couldn’t find.
G D
The courage or the Power to call a Lifeline.
Em C G D
It went straight to Voicemail. Straight to voicemail.
[Outro]
G C Em D G C Em D
How to play Electric Odyssey - Straight To Voicemail
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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.