Enjoy The Ride - Kate Voegele

Enjoy The Ride

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C Am
Tell me where'd the day go, I'm lying wide awake wondering
Dm G
How it escaped, the sun got away
C Am
Lately there's a part of me, thinking soon enough
Dm G
I'll be ten more years old, the next thing I know
 
Am G/B C
Well, I'm not about to let that happen
F Fm
Call me drastic and old fashioned
 
C Em F G
I think it's time that we take a drive down the scenic route
C Em F G
Baby, sitting round here, talking 'bout it, well, it doesn't count
C Em F
Can we slow down and just take our time'
G C
Close our eyes and just enjoy the ride
 
C Am
I remember last year I told myself I'd take every
Dm G
Picture and chance like each day was my last
C Am
Well, it's easy saying things like that but life has got a way
Dm G
Of distracting your dreams and handing you worries
 
Am G/B C
I'm not about to let that happen
F Fm
Call me drastic and old fashioned
 
C Em F G
I think it's time that we set our sights on the here and now
C Em F G
Baby, sitting round here, talking 'bout it, well, it doesn't count
C Em F
Can we slow down and just take our time'
G F G
Close our eyes and just enjoy the ride
F G Em F G
Just enjoy the ride
 
C Em F G
I think it's time that we take a drive down the scenic route
C Em F G
Baby, sitting round here, talking 'bout it, well, it doesn't count
C Em F G
Can we slow down and just take our time'
C Em F G
Oh, we'll slow down and just take our time'
C Em F G
Just enjoy the ride, Just enjoy the ride
C Em F G
Just enjoy the ride, Oooh
C Em F G
Just enjoy the ride, Oooh
C Em F G C
Just enjoy the ride,

How to play Enjoy The Ride

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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.

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