Everybody Oughta Make A Change - Eric Clapton

Everybody Oughta Make A Change

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A riff
 
Ocultar tablatura
 
E |-------------------------------||
B |--3--------2-------------------||
G |--2--------2-------------------||
D |--0-----1--2-------------------||
A |--|-----|--|-------------------||
E |--|-----|--|-------------------||
| |__|
1 2 & 3 4
 
Intro
|A riff x8
 
verse 1
|A riff |A riff
Change in the weather, change in the sea,
|A riff |A riff
Come back baby, you'll find a change in me.
|D |D |A riff |A riff
Everybody, we ought to change sometime,
|E |E (2 beats)
Because sooner or later
|D |A riff |A riff
We're going down in that lonesome ground.
|A riff |A riff
 
verse 2
|A riff |A riff
I changed suits, I changed shirts,
|A riff |A riff
I changed, baby, just to get shed of the dirt.
|D |D |A riff |A riff
Everybody, we ought to change sometime,
|E |E (2 beats)
Because sooner or later
|D |A riff |A riff
We're going down in that lonesome ground.
 
|A riff |A riff
 
verse 3
|A riff |A riff
I changed honey, I changed money,
|A riff |A riff
I changed people, just to keep from being funny.
|D |D |A riff |A riff
Everybody, we ought to change sometime,
|E |E (2 beats)
Because sooner or later
|D |A riff |A riff
We're going down in that lonesome ground.
 
Solo
 
|D7 |D7 |A |A
|D7 |D7 |A |A
|D7 |D7 |A |A
|E7 |D7 |NC
 
|A riff x4
 
verse 4
|A riff |A riff
Change in the weather, change in the sea,
|A riff |A riff
Come back baby, you'll find a change in me.
|D |D |A riff |A riff
Everybody, we ought to change sometime,
|E |E (2 beats)
Because sooner or later
|D |A riff |A riff
We're going down in that lonesome ground.
 
|A riff (repeat to fade)

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is A. 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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