From A To B
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
flat dry drum, drummachine or knock on your guitar
[Verse]
Fm C
There's the house I used to live in
F
And the windows they are shu-ut
Am C
There's the car I used to drive
F Fmaj7 F
But the doors are safely lo-ocked
Am C
Is there no one
Am F
Who can help me no-ow?
Am F
Is there no one
Am F
Who can guide me ou-ut?
[Verse]
Am C
This is the road I used to walk on
F
But the pavement's cracking u-up
Am C
One of the things I couldn't give you:
F
A steady faith in things to co-o-o-ome
Am G
And this is the evening light I speak of
C F
When we talk the whole night thro-ough
Am C G
What were the words I tried to tell you:
F
Do you know that I love yo-ou?
C
Is there no one
Am F
Who can help me no-ow?
C
Is there no one
Am F
Who can guide me ou-ot?
C
Is there no one
Am F
Who can help me no-ow?
C
Is there no one
Am C Am F
Who can guide me ou-ot?
Gm Dm C Bb
Eh Oh-ho oh-hoho
Dm C Bb
Ho-ho ho-ho oh-o-o-o-
Dm
And then she said:
C
"You have to turn
Bb
But turn the other way aro-und!"
Dm
And then she said:
C
"You have to turn
Bb
But turn the other way aro-und!"
Dm C G Bb
Heey h-ey hee-e
Dm C Bb
Huhu heyheyho heyheyhey-aroundaroundaroundaorund
Dm
And then she said:
C
"You have to turn
D C D Bb
But turn the other way aro-und!"
Dm
And then she said to me
C
"You have to turn
Bb
But turn the other way aro-und!"
Dm
Then she said to me:
"There's a rhythm in you
C Bm Bb
A rhythm you just have to follow thro-o-ough!"
Dm
Then she said to me:
"There's a melody in you!
C Bb
A melody you just have to sing out lo-o-ud!"
Dm
And then she said to me
C
"You have to turn
Bb
But turn the other way aro-und!"
Dm
And then she said to me
C Gm
You have you have to turn t-t-t-t-tu-u-u-urn
Dm C Bb
O-oh - - - - aorundaorundaorundaorund
Dm C Bb
O-oh - - - - heyheyhey
Dm
And then she said:
"You have to turn
C D Dm
But turn the other way aro-und!"
Dm
And then she said to me
C
"You have to turn
D Bb
But turn the other way aro-und!"
How to play From A To B
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.