Emily
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Intro:
Play on 4/4 at 16 at 140 bpm
Am Em D D
Am C Em D D
Am C G D D
Am C G D D
All of my days spent are crashing around, crashing around
Am C Em D D
All of my years spent are running around, running around
Am C G D D
All of my weeks spent are crashing around, crashing around
Am Em D D
And you feel...
Am C G D D
All of my weeks spent are flitting around, flitting around
Am C Em D D
All of my years spent are waking around, waking around
Am C G D D
All of my weakness is blotting her out, it's blotting her out
Am Em D D
And you feel...
Am Em D D
And you feel...
Am Em D D
And you feel...
Am Em D D
Emily...
Am Em D D
Am C C#m D D
Am C G D D
Am Em D D
And you feel...
Am Em D D
Emily...
Am Em D D
Emily...
Am Em D D
Emily...
F Am
Well you never really had to know
D F
And you never really had to know
F F C C
And you never really had to know girl
F F
And you never really lost the part
D F C C
I mean you never really lost the part, ohh
F Am
I mean you never really lost the part
D D
I mean you never really lost the part
F F C C
I mean you never really lost the part, ohh
F Am
Well you never really lost the part
Dm F C
I mean you never really lost the part, ohh
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How to play Emily
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.