Florence
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D A G D
[Verse 1]
D
I saw Florence sing tonight, her earrings hanging in the light
D
Days before that old July, I saw a silence in her eyes
A
And I know heaven's here tonight
G D
I know heaven's here tonight, I know
[Verse 2]
D
She graced the stage with sweet arrest, and paused to smoke her cigarettes
D
Sang of love and she sang of friends, she sang of how the winter ends
A
And I know heaven's here tonight
G D
I know heaven's here tonight, I know
[Chorus]
A
She looks at you straight in the eye
D
And with a warm and wise goodbye
G D
Says, oh, you'd have to be a man to know
A
I've seen them laugh and I've seen them cry
D
But I still can't figure out this life
G D
Oh, I'd have to be a man to know
[Verse 3]
D
Her voice it pulls and runs tonight, reminds me of a love once mine
D
Dumb and sweet untampered nights, drinking all your parents' wine
A
And I would take off all your clothes
G D
I would take off all your clothes again
[Verse 4]
D
Florence sings I escape a while, from feeling lost and broken wide
D
Funny how you think you find, the answers no one ever finds
A
Guess I am just a fickle child
G D
I'm just a fickle child still
[Chorus]
A
She looks at you straight in the eye
D
And with a warm and wise goodbye
G D
Says, oh, you'd have to be a man to know
A
I've seen them bleed and I've seen them smile
D
But I still can't figure out this life
G D
Oh, I'd have to be a man to know
[Bridge]
Em G D x2
[Chorus]
A
She looks at you straight in the eye
D
And with a warm and wise goodbye
G D
Says oh you'd have to be a man to know
A
Dream all you want of a simpler time
D
But this ain't 1965
G D
And oh you'd have to be a man to know
G D
Oh you'd have to be a man to know
G D
Oh you'd have to be a man to know
[Outro]
D
I saw Florence sing tonight, her earrings hanging in the light
D
Days before that old July, I saw a silence in her eyes
A
And I know heaven's here tonight
G D
I know heaven's here tonight, I know
How to play Florence
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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.