Get Along
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Intro: A7 G#7 G7 F# (x3)
F# D E
Go, get along, move along, get along to something
F# D E
More, more alone, more alone, get outside yourself and
F# D E
Run, run along, move along, get along to something
F# D E
More, more unknown, more unknown, and I'm onto something
A F#m D
When I'm out on my own I, I'm not thinking about you
A F#m D E
And I, when I'm out in the sunlight, I'm not thinking about you
F# A7 G#7 G7 F# (x2)
F# D E
Find, find a way, find a way, find a way to make your
F# D E
Home, home alone, home along, then untie yourself and
F# D E
Go, go along, go along, move along to something
F# D E
More, more unknown, more unknown, now I'm onto something
A F#m D
When I'm out on my own I, I'm not thinking about you
A F#m D E
And I, when I'm out in the sunlight, I'm not thinking about you
B D B D E
A F#m D
When I'm out on my own I, I'm not thinking about you
A F#m D E
And I, when I'm out in the sunlight, I'm not thinking about you
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How to play Get Along
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A7. 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.