Geraldine And John
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Em Em Em Em G D G D
Em Em Em Em G D G D
[Verse 1]
Em G D G D
See the bright red sports car, see the happy couple
Em G D G D
See their clothes so white and their skin so pink
Em G D G D
See them playing squash, gotta keep their bodies supple
Em G D
And now they kiss goodnight but tomorrow they'll be thinking
G D G D
All day long, all day long
[Chorus]
G D
Em D
See the happy couple,
Em D
So inseparable
G D
And the beat goes on
Em D Em D
And for better or for worse, they are married but of course
Em D D Em
Not to each other
[Interlude]
Em Em Em Em G D G D
[Verse 2]
Em G D G D
Geraldine and John gotta keep it under cover
Em G D G D
See, they scheme and sweat but it's all worthwhile
Em G D G D
Now he goes back home to a wife who's not a lover
Em G D
Now her eyes are wet but tomorrow, she'll be smiling
G D G D
All day long, all day long
[Chorus]
G D
Geraldine and John
Em D
See the happy couple,
Em D
So inseparable
G D
And the beat goes on
Em D Em D
And for better or for worse, they are married but of course
Em D D Em
Not to each other
[Bridge]
G Bm
And the feeling's getting stronger
G Bm
That they can't go on much longer
C D
Somewhere down the track
C D
Something has to crack
[Interlude]
C D C D
[Solo]
Em Em Em Em G D G D
Em Em Em Em G D G D
[Verse 3]
Em G D G D
Geraldine just packed all her things and went to mother
Em G D G D
Johnny seems okay, happy wife, happy home
Em G D G D
See the scar on his face from the day he met her brother
Em G D
But nothing hurts no more, nothing more than being lonely
G D G D
All day long, all day long
[Chorus]
G D
Geraldine and John
Em D
See the happy couple,
Em D
So inseparable
G D
And the beat goes on
Em D Em D
And for better or for worse, they are married but of course
Em D D Em
Not to each other
{Outro]
Em
How to play Geraldine And John
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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.