Get On It
View chords used in this chart
Intro:
G D | C | G D | C
G F | C | D C | D
Verse
G
When you're low
D C
And I'm feeling awry
G D C
And it's time to say goodnight
G F C
When you finally lay your soul to rest
D C D
I'll be falling asleep on an empty street
Chorus
G D C
No matter how you're feeling
G D C G F C D C D
You know you're never on your own
VERSE
G D C
Hear the bells ring in the morning
G D C
When you crawl back from the church
G F C
All the buildings go up to the sky
D C D
All the people goin' down to the ground
[Refrão] G D C
No matter how you're feeling
G D C G F C D C D
You know you're never on your own
VERSE
G D C
And your boss is quietly hounding
G D C
As he creeps into your sleep
G F C
No voice or poet's pen can touch what
D C D
Hits you in the morning
[Refrão] G D C
It don't matter how you're feeling
G D C
You know you're never on your own
G F C D C D
You don't even have to answer the phone
MIDDLE
F# A B D
F# A B D
Bm E Bm E Bm E D E x4
Bm E
Ain't nobody
Bm E
Talkin' me down
Bm E
I will destroy you
D E
I've shown my soul
Bm
Come on
E
Ain't nobody
Bm E
Listening to you
D E
I'll be your eyes your ears
Bm E
Get on it
Bm E Bm E Bm E D E x4
F# D
OUTRO
E G A E x8
How to play Get On It
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.