Every Song's The Same
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C C2 C Am Asus2 Am
C C2 C Am Asus2 Am
F C
Let me teach you how to write a song
Gsus4 Am F C
The first line must be brief but strong
Gsus4 C Fmaj7
And the second line should rhyme
Am Am7
With something in your baby's heart
F C
Something that they know but cannot name
Gsus4 Am
And in that way every song's the same
Am Asus2 Am C C2 C
Am Asus2 Am C C2 C
F C
Let me show you how to write a tune
Gsus4 Am F C
The first note should mean the world to you
Gsus4 C Fmaj7
And the second one should come
Am Am7
Like an arrow out of a dream
F C
Something only hit by the singer's aim
Gsus4 Am
And in that way every tune's the same
Am Asus2 Am C C2 C
Fma7 Am Em Am Asus2 Am
So go ahead please, throw away the rules and seize
Em Am Fma7 C
Whatever it is you need to say
Dm F C C2 C
Cos I'm dying here trying to find something that I can play
Am Asus2 Am C C2 C
Am Asus2 Am C C2 C
Am Asus2 Am C C2 C
Am Asus2 Am
Am F C
So let me hear it, play it loud
Gsus4 Am F C
Pull me into that sweet sleepwalking crowd
Gsus4 C Fmaj7
With that single thing
Am Am7
That's everything you've wanted to scream
F C
Since the obscene beginning of time
Gsus4 C C2 C
And in that way, you’re song's mine
Dm Fmaj7
TAB>
|e|--1-0----0
|B|------3--1
|G|---------0
|D|---------2
|A|---------3
|E|---------x
How to play Every Song's The Same
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 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.