Four Leaf Clover
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Primeira Parte
Em D
Sitting in a mess still undressed
C D
As the kettle whistle blows
Em D
Paperback novelette still open
C D Em D C
And the door is closed
Pré-Refrão
D Em D
You got a real sick mind
C D Em D C
You write a column for The Times
D Em D
For all the lovers gone blind
C D
Who are looking for a sign
[Refrão]
Em D C D
And when the night is over
Em D C D
And the drugs are gone
Em D C D
All you've got is your four leaf clover
Em D C D
You keep inside your coat
Em D C D
And when the night is over
Em D C D
And the drugs are gone
Em D C D
You feel the world is getting colder
Em D C D
You got no one to hold
Segunda Parte
Em D
Six pages down and she's lighting up
C D
Her train-wreck soul
Em D
She was abandoned by her lover
C D
Left by the road
Em D C
So apalling, scrawling those bullshit words
D
It's thirsty work
Em D
She'll stumble down to the boozer
C D Em D C
Just to have a flirt
Pré-Refrão
D Em D
You got a real sick mind
C D Em D C
You write a column for The Times
D Em D
For all the lovers gone blind
C D
Who are looking for a sign
[Refrão]
Em D C D
And when the night is over
Em D C D
And the drugs are gone
Em D C D
All you've got is your four leaf clover
Em D C D
You keep inside your coat
Em D C D
And when the night is over
Em D C D
And the drugs are gone
Em D C D
You feel the world is getting colder
Em D C
You got no one to hold
D Em
You got no one to hold
Terceira parte
( D C D Em )
( D C D Em D )
C
You got a real sick mind
Bm F# F#m
You got a real sick mind
[Refrão]
Em D C D
And when the night is over
Em D C D
And the drugs are gone
Em D C D
All you've got is your four leaf clover
Em D C D
You keep inside your coat
Em D C D
And when the night is over
Em D C D
And the drugs are gone
Em D C D
You feel the world is getting colder
Em D C
You got no one to hold
Em D C
You got no one to hold
Em D C D Em D C Em
You got no one to hold
How to play Four Leaf Clover
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. 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.