English Summer
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E
E G# C#m
E G# C#m
I've got a lucky hand
E G# C#m
Got two sun eyes
A C#m
But, it's too late
G#m F#
The English Summer's calling
E G# C#m
My friends will wait
E G# C#m
I've got a heavy metal head
E G# C#m
A two-sided dime
A C#m
But, it's too late
G#m F#
The English Summer's calling
E G# C#m
My friends will wait
E G# C#m
My friends will wait
C G D A
Uh uhuhuhuh uhuhuh uh
C G A E
Uh uhuhuhuh uhuhuh uh
C G D A
Uh uhuhuhuh uhuhuh uh
C G A E
Uh uhuhuhuh uhuhuh uh
E G# C#m
Under the better hand
E G# C#m
My shit's so golden
A C#m
But, it's too late
G#m F#
The English Summer's calling
E G# C#m
And I have to wait
G A Bm
Cool kids they find
C#7 G
When returning from their slumber
A E
Their days already gone
G A Bm
Feels like somewhere
C#7
Beyond our setting
G
Now they're mourning
A C
The loss of the sun
Em
And it's already done
G A
The summer set's giving
C Em
See, I'm already there
G A
The stakes of the living
C G A
And it's already
C G A
And you're already done
E G# C#m
I've got a lucky hand
E G# C#m
Got worn-out shoes
A C#m
But, it's too late
G#m F#
The English Summer's calling
E G# C#m
My friends will wait
A C#m
But, it's too late
G#m F#
The English Summer's calling
E G# C#m
My friends will wait
C G D A
Uh uhuhuhuh uhuhuh uh
C G A E
Uh uhuhuhuh uhuhuh uh
C G D A
Let's not get carried away
C G A E
Let's not get carried away
C G D A
Let's not get carried away
C G A E
Let's not get carried away
C G D A
Let's not get carried away
C G A E
Let's not get carried away
How to play English Summer
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 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.