Falling - Graham Coxon
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Intro: Dm C Gm A#
 
Verse
F Am
You'll be who I could be
A# Gm
And I'll keep finding reasons
Dm C
To say what you don't say
Gm A# F
For fear of people seeing who you are
 
[Refrão] C
Keep on talking and we might
A#
Just make it through until tomorrow
F C
I'm moving up into the night
With no light
A#
Oh won't you follow
F Gm
We are falling through the sky
Dm
We are half way to the stars
A#
What do we ever know
Gm
What can we really see
A#
Oh are you really you
F
Or is it only me
Gm A# F Gm
And the Earth's a distant point among the stars
A# F
How will we ever find just where we are
 
Instrumental
Gm A# F Gm A# F
 
Verse
F Am
You're not feeling so good
A# Gm
But you don't talk about it
Dm C
So that I won't have to tell you
Gm A# F
That I don't know why I feel how I do
 
[Refrão] C
Keep on breathing through the pain
A#
Don't hold on to the sorrow
F C
I'm reaching up into the night
A#
Just say we will make it 'til tomorrow
F
Just say we will make it 'til tomorrow now
Gm
We are falling through the sky
Dm
We are half way to the stars
A#
What do we ever know
Gm
What can we really see
A#
Oh are you really you
F Gm
Or is it only me
A# F
Well I just don't know now
Gm
We are falling through the sky
Dm
We are half way to the stars
A#
What do we ever know
Gm
What can we really see
A#
Oh are you really you
F
Or is it only me
Gm A# F Gm
And the Earth's a distant point among the stars
A# F
How will we ever find just where we are

How to play Falling

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Dm. 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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