Goin Goin
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
4th traste
SONG: GOIN' GOIN'
ARTIST: DONICE MORACE
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/4qqIoCC3EoU
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
GOIN' GOIN'
CAPO: 4th FRET
[Intro]
Am F C G
[Verse]
Am F
I stood there in the rain and I watched you get on that plane
C G
I heard goodbye, have a nice life and then you flew away (flew away)
Am F
Three weeks and I'm still a mess, on repeat yeah I guess
C
It's over it's gonna take a while
G
'Cause baby you just keep on
[Chorus]
C F
Goin' Goin' but you still got a ways to go
C G
To get on out of my memory and further down the road
C
You're still rollin' rollin'
G
Around here in my head
C G
By now I should be movin' on
Am C F
But you keep goin' goin'
G Am F C G
But you're still not gone
[Verse]
Am
You don't let me have a moment's rest
F
You haunt me like you never left
C
I see a suitcase in the same place
G
You used to lay your head
Am
I watched you pack it, yeah, I was there
F
It happened, but girl, I swear
C
You're leaving me everyday
G
On and on
You keep on
[Chorus]
C F
Goin' Goin' but you still got a ways to go
C G
To get on out of my memory and further down the road
C
You're still rollin' rollin'
G
Around here in my head
C G
By now I should be movin' on
Am G
But you keep goin' goin'
F G Am7 F
But you're still not goooo-one
[Instrumental/Solo]
F C G
[Break]
F G
Anybody can see it on my face
F C Dm7 Dm7 Dm
I'm still right here stuck in one place
[Chorus]
But you keep
C G F
Goin' Goin' but you still got a ways to go
C G
To get on out of my memory and further down the road
C
You're still rollin' rollin'
G
Around here in my head
C G
By now I should be movin' on
Am G
But you keep goin' goin'
Am G F
Girl, you keep goin' goin'
G Am F C G
But you're still not gone
[Outro]
Am F
Nah, you're still not gone
C G
You're still not gooo-o-one
Am F
You keep goin' goin'
C G
You keep goin' goin'
Am F C - FADE OUT
How to play Goin Goin
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The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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