Fly On
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[INTRO ]
E - A - E - B (4x)
Eevery Aday it gets a Elittle bit Beasier
Enot to Athink about Byou
Ethere was a Atime when i Ecould not Bhelp but
Ewonder what Ayou're up Bto
so fly Eon A B
up where you beElong A B
C#myou were always too Agood for me
and Ei dont want to prove you Bwrong A
so fly Eon
BREAK (repeat half intro)
Eevery Aday it gets a Elittle bit Bharder
Eto reAmember Bhow it feels
Eto be Alyin there Eface down Bon the ground
Efeelin Ayour boot Bheels
so fly Eon A B
up where you beElong A B
C#myou were always too Agood for me
and Ei dont want to prove you Bwrong A
so fly Eon
SOLO
E - A - E - B
E - A - B
C#mfly on
Afly on, fly on aBway from me
C#mfly on
Afly on where you think you Bshould beA E/G#F#m
Eevery Aday i get a Elittle bit Bcloser
Eback to Awhere i Bwant to be
Ecause every Aday you get a Elittle bit Bfarther
Efarther aAway from Bme
so fly Eon A B
up where you beElong A B
C#myou were always too Agood for me
and Ei dont want to prove you Bwrong A
so fly Eon
END
E A B Fly Eon A B Fly Eon A B
C#m - A -- A - E/G# - F#m - E
How to play Fly On
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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.