End Like That
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John Ludwick bass
Mark Patterson drums
Rich Brotherton guitar
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D G D G D G D G
G D
Practiced some lines in the mirror
G D
But I couldn't settle on one
G Bm
I could be James Dean another shot at that scene
C A
Stead of standing there looking dumb
G D
And I hung on to wasted memories
G D
Didn't want to face the pain
G Bm
Recalling some of the things I done that
C A
Neither one of us could change
G D
You could cry yourself to sleep in the morning
G D
And I'll come home drunk at night
G Bm
You could give me a final warning and then
C A
Man we'll have a hell of a fight
G Bm
You could say that we tried everything we could
C A
As I'm reaching for my hat
G Bm
But you just can't get in your car and leave
G G/A D G D G
Honey how can it end like that
SOLO
G D
Now I know that it's all over
G D
And I know it won't be back
G Bm
Didn't even cry or say goodbye
C A
Don't I mean any more than that
G D
You could cry yourself to sleep in the morning
G D
And I'll come home drunk at night
G Bm
You could give me a final warning and then
C A
Man we'll have a hell of a fight
G Bm
You could say that you tried everything you could
C A
As I'm reaching for my hat
G Bm
But you just can't get in your car and leave
G G/A D G D G
Honey how can it end like that
G Bm
But you just can't get in your car and leave
G G/A D G D G D
Honey how can it end like that
>From Bruce Robison "Wrapped"
Lucky Dog Records 1998
Bruce Robison Music(BMI)/Tiltawhirl Music(BMI)
Warner Tamerlane Publishing Company
How to play End Like That
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.