Far From Alone
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
The Wood Brothers - Far From Alone (2023)
YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDoYlmOjDzk
[Intro]
D D D D
D D D D
[Verse 1]
D D
Cold beer, sittin' at the bar
D D
Lonelier, than I ever been before
Gadd9
And it feels like home
D D
There's an old man, wearing out his seat
D D
Tells me never stop, followin' your dreams
Gadd9
'Til he gets real stoned
D D
What a wise old soul
[Chorus 1]
E7 G D D
He said you may be lonesome but you're so far from alone
[Verse 2]
D D
There's a rounder at the corner of the bar
D D
Lousy haircut, won't get him too far
G9 G9
And his cheap cologne
D D
An old juke box, plays an old song
D D
Red head tone deaf tries her best to sing along
G9
Just listen to her moan
D
And bless her soul
[Chorus 2]
E7 G D D
Well you may be lonesome but you're so far from alone
E7 G D D
Yeah you may be lonesome but you're so far from alone
E7 G Bm Bm
You could step outside, and then into the great unknown
E7 G
Or you could stay right here 'til the dream disappears
Bm7 A D D D D
So far...... from alone...
[Verse 3]
D D
Pretty damsel, catches my eye
D D
From a dark table, distressin' and cryin'
G9 D
But I stay on my throne, mmmmm with the will of a stone
D D
There's a melody, at the bottom of the glass
D D
Comes another round, and everybody's laughin'
G9 D
Sounds like slide trombones, piccolos and baritones
[Chorus 3]
E7 G D D
Well you may be lonesome but you're so far from alone
E7 G D D
Yeah you may be lonesome but you're so far from alone
E7 G Bm Bm
You could step outside, and then into the great unknown
E7 G Bm7 A
Push the door open wide, and walk into the light, so far.....
E7 G D
Yeah you may be lonesome but you're so far from alone
E7 G D D
You may be lonesome but you're so far from alone
E7 G
Yeah you may be lonesome but you're so far from alone
[Outro]
D D D D D
How to play Far From Alone
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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.