End Of An Era
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Intro:
G D Bm A G
G D Bm A G
[Verso 1]
G D
We had it, pure magic
Bm A G
Remember what it was like
G D
Time passes so fast and
Bm A G
I couldn't tell you goodbye
[Pré-Refrão]
G D
Two strings crying about coming undone
Bm A G
Shadows laughing 'bout the days and sun
G D Bm A G
Tears fall down like the future comes slowly
G
And then all at once
[Refrão]
D Bm A G
It feels like letting go of things we're not supposed to
D Bm A G
One breath and it's o--ver, end of an era
D Bm A G
(Stand up) It feels like letting go (Stand up) of someone I don't want more (Stand up)
D Bm A G
One breath and it's o--ver (Stand up), end of an era
[Verso 2]
D Bm A G
Twisted and terrified
D
How things chang overnight
Bm A G
Footsteps we can't rwind
[Pré-Refrão]
G D
Careless times, yeah we sure had some
Bm A G
Naive eyes, yeah we sure looked young
G D Bm A G
Tears fall down like the future comes slowly
G
And then all at once
[Refrão]
D Bm A G
It feels like letting go of things we're not supposed to
D Bm A G
One breath and it's o--ver, end of an era
D Bm A G
(Stand up) It feels like letting go (Stand up) of someone I don't want more (Stand up)
D Bm A G D Bm A G
One breath and it's o--ver (Stand up), end of an era
[Ponte]
G D
Mm-mm, mm-mm, mm-mm
Bm A G
Mm-mm, mm-mm, mm-mm
D D Bm
Mm-mm, mm-mm (Stand up), mm-mm (Stand up)
A G
Mm-mm, mm-mm, mm-mm (Stand up)
[Refrão]
D Bm A G
It feels like letting go of things we're not supposed to
D Bm A G
One breath and it's o--ver, end of an era
D Bm A G
(Stand up) It feels like letting go (Stand up) of someone I don't want more (Stand up)
D Bm A G
One breath and it's o--ver (Stand up), end of an era
D Bm A G
(Stand up) It feels like letting go (Stand up) of someone I don't want more (Stand up)
D Bm A G
One breath and it's o--ver (Stand up), end of an era
Outro:
D Bm A
End of an era
G
The end of an era
D Bm A
End of an era
G D
The end of an era
How to play End Of An Era
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.