Everybody Sometimes
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Glenn Tilbrook - Everybody Sometimes
(Tilbrook/Braide)
From the 2014 studio album, Happy Ending.
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[Verse 1]
G F A# C
With the affable patience of the ruling class
Em Bm F C
To one of their own who was compro-mised
G F A# C
Regretta-bly it takes some time to a-tone
Em Bm F C
A decent period until it's exor-cised
[Chorus]
D F#m G D
Your place will always be with us here in the warm water
F#m G C
Immerse your-self and it will all fade a-way
E G#m A B
This time you may have come up short
C D C D
But there'll always be a-nother day
[Verse 2]
G F A# C
The place is a-wash with claim and counter claim
Em Bm F C
You've done your bit and kept your head
G F A# C
With time this will all just be a memory soon
Em Bm F C
And you won't be held to account for what you've said
[Chorus]
D F#m G D
Your place will always be with us here in the warm water
F#m G C
Immerse your-self and it will all drift a-way
E G#m A B
This time you may have come up short
C D C D
But there'll always be a-nother day (always be another)
C D C
Always be a-nother day
[Bridge]
C#m C
Everybody sometimes falls short of their aspirations
G Bm
Everybody, sometimes
C#m C
You know you've been had when you don't think twice, sometimes
G D
Everybody, sometimes
[Verse 3]
G F A# C
Massage the figures, duck, dive and feint
Em Bm F C
Pursue the com-plainers, ig-nore the com-plaints
G F A# C
See more of your family, teach yourself to paint
Em Bm F C
Keep your head down for a while, that's what it takes
[Chorus]
D F#m G D
Your place will always be with us here in the warm water
F#m G C
Immerse your-self and it will all fade a-way
E G#m A B
This time you may have come up short
C D C D
But there'll always be a-nother day
C D C D
Always be a-nother day (always be another day)
C D C
Always be a-nother day
C D C
Always be a-nother day
How to play Everybody Sometimes
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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.