Flora And Son - Meet In The Middle
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
8th traste
C Em7 Fmaj9 G7
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G6sus Am/F# Fmmaj13 D9
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[Intro]
C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus x2
[Verse 1]
C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus
Get in my car, I’ll drive you through the canyon
C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus
Breathe in Topanga for the day
C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus
And when we reach the ocean, and we can’t go further west
Am/F# Fmmaj13
We’ll keep driving anyway
C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus
I’ll take you down to Dollymount
C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus
And we’ll fuck behind the dunes
C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus
I’ll kiss your mouth all whiskey breath
Am/F# Fmmaj13
and then I’ll leave your heart in ruins
[Chorus]
C Em7
Maybe we should Meet in the Middle
Fmaj9 G6sus C Em7 Fmaj9
Maybe we could find a little city no one knows
G6sus Am/F#
And if we just gave us a minute on our own
Fmmaj13
Maybe we could call it home
C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus x2
[Verse 2]
C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus
Forget the stars of Hollywood
C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus
Or big old houses in Bel Air
C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus
I can introduce you to the angels of my city
Am/F# Fmmaj13
But we’ll find them anywhere
C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus
I’ll drag you round town by your ear
C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus
Still wringing from the rain
C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus
I’ll buy you chips and tea and beer
Am/F# Fmmaj13
And then I’ll crush your heart again
[Chorus]
C Em7
Maybe we should Meet in the Middle
Fmaj9 G6sus C Em7 Fmaj9
Maybe we could find a little city no one knows
G6sus Am/F# Fmmaj13
And if we just gave us a minute on our own
D9 G6sus
A minute on our own
G7 C Em7 Fmaj9
Maybe we could call it home
G6sus C Em7 Fmaj9 G6sus
Maybe we could call it home
How to play Flora And Son - Meet In The Middle
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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.