First Times
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[Verso 1]
G Am Em
I thought I'd feel different, playing Wembley
G Am Em
Eighty-thousand, singing with me
G Am Em
This is what I've been chasing
C D Em
'Cause this is the dream
G Am Em
When it was all over, I cleared out the room
G Am Em
Grabbed a couple beers, just me and you
G Am Em C D Em
Then we start talking, the way that we do
[Pré-Refrão]
C D Em
Ain't it funny how the simplest things in life can make a man
G
Little moments that pass us by
G C D
Oh but I remember
[Refrão]
G Am Em
The first kiss, the first night
C G
The first song that made you cry
Am Em C G
The first drink, red wine, on a step in Brooklyn, I
Am Em C G
Still feel the first fight, and we both made it out alive
Am C D
And I can't wait to make a million more first times
G Am Em C
Mmmmmmmmm
G Am Em C
Mmmmmmmm
[Verso 2]
G Am Em
The greatest thing that I have achieved
G Am Em
These four little words, down on one knee
G Am Em
You said "Darling, are you joking?"
C D Em
And I just said "Please"
[Pré-Refrão]
C D Em
Ain't it funny how the simplest things in life can make a man
D G
Little moments that pass us by
G/B C D
Oh, but I.... remember
[Refrão]
G Am Em
The first kiss, the first night
C G
The first song that made you cry
Am Em
The first look in your eyes
C G
When I said I love you, I
Am Em
Still feel the butterflies
C G
When we stumble home that night
Am Em D
I can't wait to make a million more first times
G Am Em C
Mmmmmmmmm
G Am Em C
Mmmmmmmm
[Pré-Refrão]
C D Em
Ain't it funny how the simplest things in life can make a man
D G
Little moments that pass us by
G C D
Oh, but I will remember
[Refrão]
G Am Em
The first kiss, first night
C G
First song that made you cry
G Am Em C G
First dance in moonlight in your parents' garden, I
Am Em C
Can't wait to see everything that's yet to be
G Am C G
Our first child and then a million more first times
How to play First Times
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.