Go On
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C
And as I see you walk away
Am
It blurries my eyes
C
I've got nothing left to say
Am
Just a bunch of lies
F G
Because you don't know what you are doing
Em A7
You say our love isn't true
Dm F C
Well you don't know what it feels to be alone,
C7
Alone...
C
So go on!
F
Go on and see how long you can survive
Dm
Without the one that makes you feel alive
F
When you're down, down, down
C
So go on
C/B
So go on
C
So go on...
C
And as my memories fade
Am
Like polaroids
C
I see the dreams of both of our lives
Am
As they are destroyed
Yeah!
F G
Because you don't know what you are doing
Em A7
It isn't as it seems
Dm C
Well you don't know what it feels to be alone,
C7
Alone...
C
So go on (so go on)
F
Go on and see how long you can survive
Dm
Without the one that makes you feel alive
F
When you're down, down, down
C
So go on (so go on)
C7
So go on! (so go on)
C Am
(As my memories fade like polaroids)
So go on!
So go on!
C
(As I see you walk away)
I'll never, never, never...
Am
So go on (so go on)
G
So go on (so go on)
C
So go on (so go on)
Am
So go on (yeah)
F
So go on (so go on)
C
So go on
How to play Go On
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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.