Eraser
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Intro: G Am Bm Em C (2x)
verse 1:
G D
We used to walk there
C G
all the time. Up by the
Am C G
railway line. I try to
D C
go there but it's hard
G Am C
End up in my backyard
Refrain:
G/B
I'm here alone with this
C
guitar, the paint is
G Am
peeling off and I can
C
see every scar. Got
G/B
half a song I wrote
C
for you and I got
G D
half a bottle left
C
to get me through
[Refrão] G
Been waking up in daydreams
C
Waking up to the fact that
I'm still here and I know
Em
you won't be. I'm heading
C
for another lonely year
G
Most nights you'll find me
C
underneath an empty Midwest
Em
sky half drunk and fading
C
where I'm drinking with
your ghost and I'm
G Am Bm Em C (2x)
watching planes go by
verse 2:
G D
And nothing changes but
C G
the time. Get stuck on
Am C G
the same few lines I
D
could just write how
C G
it went, but that's
Am C
now this one ends
(Repeat Refrain)
[Refrão]
G
Been waking up in daydreams
C
Waking up to the fact that
I'm still here and I know
Em
you won't be. I'm heading
C
for another lonely year
G
Most nights you'll find me
C
underneath an empty Midwest
Em
sky half drunk and fading
C
where I'm drinking with
your ghost and I'm
watching planes go by
Outro:
Em D
I'm finding out I don't
G C
do very well alone
Em Am
but I know that you're
C
not coming home
Em D
I'm finding out I don't
G C
do very well alone
Em Am
but I know that you're
C G
not coming home
How to play Eraser
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 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.