Get To You - James Keelaghan

Get To You

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CAPO: 5th Fret
 
Intro: C F C G C (2x)
 
F C
There's a cold wind from the north tonight
G
Wreaking hell with all my plans
C F C
There's a rig spun out on Four-Oh-One
G
Closed it down to cars and vans
 
Am Em F C
We're all refugees at this doughnut shop
G
I'm surprised this call got through
F C G C
And I'm awfully glad I found you home
F G Am Em
There must be some way I can get to you
F G C
There must be some way I can get to you
 
F C
Well, I'm not the kind to give things up
G
When I'm so close to my goal
C F C
It's that determination brought me you
G
But there's some things beyond control
 
Am Em F C
I've tried every road I can think of and
G
Seems there no way to get through
F C G C
But there must be something I've not tried
F G Am Em
There must be some way I can get to you
F G C
Must be some way I can get to you
 
Instrumental: F C G C F C G C
 
F C
I can see you curled up on the couch
G
With some candles and some wine
C F C
Well, that's motivation sure enough
G
Sends a shiver down my spine
 
Am Em F C
It's the classic tale of mice and men
G
Somehow I should push on through
F C G C
'Cause I'm awfully tired of this truck-stop scene
F G Am Em
There must be some way I can get to you
F G C
Must be some way I can get to you
 
F C
There's a cold wind from the north tonight
G
Wreaking hell with all my plans
C F C
There's a rig spun out on Four-Oh-One
G
Closed it down to cars and vans
 
Am Em F C
We're all refugees at this doughnut shop
G
I'm surprised this call got through
F C G C
But some burley guy says my time is up
F G Am Em
There must be some way I can get to you
F G Am Em
There must be some way I can get to you
F G C
Must be some way I can get to you
 
OUTRO: F G C

How to play Get To You

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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.

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