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INTRO:
Dm
, . . , . . , . . , . . , . . , . . , . . , . .
E||----------1-----------1-----|-------1-----0-----1------||
A||-T----0-------0---0-------0-|---0-------0---0-------0--||
G||-A------0---0-------0---0---|-----0---0-------0---0---*||
D||-B--0-----------0-----------|-0-----------------------*||
A||----------------------------|--------------------------||
E||----------------------------|--------------------------||
* use a similar picking pattern throughout
 
 
VERSE 1:
Dm
The past we seek
Dm/A
Some certainty
Dm/Bb
The seasons we
Dm/Eb
Remember
Cm6
The light of May
A7/C#
And darkest days
Dsus4
The month we call
D
November
 
 
VERSE 2:
To leave behind
The wasted time
And every bad
Decision
And harder still
What force of will
To feel we are
Forgiven
 
 
BRIDGE: (these chords are wild guesses)
G5 G5/F#
But something stays
F6sus2 Em#5
So who am I to say
Cadd9 Bmb6
There's nothing more between us
Cadd9 Bmb6
And I don't know the reasons
Cadd9
Nothing's clear
Bb6 Am7
I've come to no conclusions
A7b5
Said and done
Dm/A Dm/A A
Is it all said and done?
 
 
VERSE 3:
So here we are
Not very far
From when we said
Forever
And all we have
This restless past
The month we call
November
 
 
CHORDS: (I've simplified the names of many of these)
Dm xx0001
Dm/A x0x001
Dm/Bb x1x001
Dm/Eb xx1001
Cm6 x31001
A7/C# x4x000
Dsus4 xx0003
D xx0002
G5 3x005x
G5/F# 2x005x
F6sus2 1x003x
Em#5 0x203x
Cadd9 x30030
Bmb6 x20022
Bb6 x10031
Am7 x02030
A7b5 x01022
Dm/A x0305x
A x0224x
 
 
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John Kean
keanj@agresearch.cri.nz
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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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