>From: Grant Mcallister <mcallist@dcs.gla.ac.uk>
View chords used in this chart
>Chords: E:022100 A(add2/E):077600 C#m7:x46454 F#m7:242222
> G#:466544 A:x02220 B:x24440 C#m:x46654
>
>E Aadd2/E
>Eyes like an infant
> E
>Staring me down
> Aadd2/E E Aadd2/E
>She'll take anything that's tied up
> C#m7 F#m7
>In my glorious past
>
>
>E
>It's just 4 days 'til Sunday
>Aadd2/E E Aadd2/E
>When I say that I'm gone
> E
>Little one screams you cry
> Aadd2/E C#m7 F#m7
>Tell the pain to leave me alone
>
>(Same as before)
>It's just 2 days 'til Monday
>Another week 'til the 4th
>Is anyone listening or
>Should I call on the Lord
>
>G# A
>Oh believe me...
> B
>Sometimes I breathe
> A
>Sometimes I see
> C#m
>Then I dream a dream that won't come true
> A E
>And I struggle with lies when I'm lonely
>
>(Rest of song continues with same chord progression)
>
>Someone called my name out loud about 4 a.m.
>It wasn't you so I let her in
>Just to see what she wanted
>She left screaming because I called her by your name
>But the next day she came to call
>And we finished our game
>
>Alright now
>Some days I breathe
>Some days I see
>Then I dream a dream that won't come true
>And I struggle with time when I'm lonely
>
>Shep plays piano down in
>Shandon on the other side of Rosewood
>You said he wasn't your type
>But you went anyway
>You left screamin' cause you thought you would
>Call him by my name
>Ah and you whisper
>Why do I do this
>I can't go through this why do I do this, why
>
>Sometimes I breathe
>Sometimes I see
>Then I dream a dream that won't come true
>And I struggle with life when I'm lonely
>
How to play >From: Grant Mcallister <mcallist@dcs.gla.ac.uk>
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.