Freckles And Constelations - Dodie Clark

Freckles And Constelations

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Intro: Am F D x2
 
Verse
 
Am F D
Freckles and Constellations
Am F D
All those cute conversations
Am
The moon is bright
F
Giving us light
D
I really want to kiss you and I think I might
Am F D
Filling up out imaginations
 
Pre-Chorus
 
Dm Em
Starry eyes and galaxy minds
F G
We'll be dancing on the clouds tonight
Dm Em
I'll be yours to keep just take a leap
E7
This spaceship has a passenger seat
 
[Refrão]
Am G D
Wooooah I'm starstruck
Am G D
Wooooah no gravity for us
Am G D
We're intergalactic thoughts full of static
Am G D
Wooooah I'm starstruck for you
 
Verse
 
Am F D
Midnight mumbles but I'm distracted
Am F D
I like the way that you reacted
Am
A lunar eclipse
F
At our fingertips
D
Never had a moment that is quite like this
Am F D
My crazy world has been impacted
 
Pre-Chorus
 
Dm Em
Starry eyes and galaxy minds
F G
We'll be dancing on the clouds tonight
Dm Em
I'll be yours to keep just take a leap
E7
This spaceship has a passenger seat
 
[Refrão]
Am G D
Wooooah I'm starstruck
Am G D
Wooooah no gravity for us
Am G D
We're intergalactic thoughts full of static
Am G D
Wooooah I'm starstruck for you
 
Pre-Chorus
 
F Dm Am
We are so much more than spacedust
F Dm Am
A supernova couldn't break us
F Dm Am
We are so much more than spacedust
F Dm Am
A cosmic wonderland of lust
 
[Refrão]
Am G D
Wooooah I'm starstruck
Am G D
Wooooah no gravity for us
Am G D
We're intergalactic thoughts full of static
Am G D
Wooooah I'm starstruck for you

How to play Freckles And Constelations

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Am. 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.

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