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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
| F#m D | A |
 
[Verse 1]
F#m D A
That flame blew out in a cross-fade wind
F#m D A
And I don't know if it'll get lit again
F#m D A
I watched your taillights fade in a red sunset
F#m D A
And now I'm tryin' like hell to try and forget that
 
[Chorus]
F#m D
It's broken, you're long gone
A
Everythin' that coulda been, went wrong and
F#m D A
I tried, my best to hold on to what I could but you just slipped
F#m D A
Right outta my fingertips, right off of my lips
A
Swore everythin' would be okay
F#m D A
And you would never leave, you'd always stay
F#m D A
Then I watched you fade away
 
[Verse 2]
F#m D A
Nothin' hurts worse than a stovetop burn (Stovetop burn)
F#m D A
After the first time, you'd think I'd learn
F#m D
That it was always gonna end like this
A
With a fell-short wish and it can't be fixed 'cause
 
[Chorus]
F#m D
It's broken, you're long gone
A
Everythin' that coulda been, went wrong and
F#m D A
I tried, my best to hold on to what I could but you just slipped
F#m D A
Right outta my fingertips, right off of my lips
A
Swore everythin' would be okay
F#m D A
And you would never leave, you'd always stay
F#m D
Then I watched you fade away
A F#m D A
Then I watched you fade away
 
[Solo]
| F#m D | A |
 
[Bridge]
D
Yeah, it was always gonna end like this
F#m E/G#
With a fell-short wish and it can't be fixed 'cause
 
[Chorus]
F#m D
It's broken, you're long gone
A
Everythin' that coulda been, went wrong and
F#m D A
I tried, my best to hold on to what I could but you just slipped
F#m D A
Right outta my fingertips, right off of my lips
A
Swore everythin' would be okay
F#m D A
And you would never leave, you'd always stay
F#m D
Then I watched you fade away
A F#m D A
Then I watched you fade away
 
[Outro]
F#m D A
Yeah it's broken, you're long gone

How to play Fadeaway

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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.

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